Dina Meyer: (about not getting to met Sean Connery while making "Dragonheart") He was playing golf in the Bahamas and doing his lines from a sound stage while we were freezing our asses off in Slovakia. I was reacting to Rob Cohen doing his best impression of Sean Connery playing a dragon.
Dina Meyer: I've always wanted to be in the entertainment industry. Initially I wanted to sing and dance on Broadway. I'd rather sing and dance than blow people up. Underneath all this macho exterior, I'm quite the soft girl!
Dina Meyer: When you're making the movie, you really have no idea what the end result is going to be. On my first day on the set, I saw all this carnage, all these amputated bodies lying around the set, and you just walk on by and get your scene done. But when I saw the actual movie on the big screen, I was overwhelmed - it just blew me away. But my feeling about Starship Troopers is that it's a deliberately cartoonish movie. It's a video game with a very big budget, and I don't think it really would have much of an effect on your average teenager.