Gina Philips

Gina: When something is a little more of a psychological, toying with your mind, I find that more frightening, but especially when its something different.

Gina: It's important to me, that even when I'm playing a miserable role, I'm not, like, the most miserable human in the world.

Gina: I love when there's a strong female character. Anyone who knows my work, whether they like it or hate it or think they're terrible, one thing that's true is that I like to choose strong women.

Gina: I don't do nudity. Never done it, never will, have no interest in it myself. I pass no judgment on anyone that wants to do it. It's not for me.

Gina: I'm such a horror fan. My dad is a huge horror movie fanatic, and my mother and my brother are not. Therefore, from the age of 4 years old, I was stuck in front of the television with him, watching, like, every creepy movie possible. And I grew up on them. And I love them.

Gina: All good looking men should be seen.

Gina: To me, acting is like a breath of fresh air. I'm not saying it's easy, but for me it's wonderful.

Gina: (on dropping out of college) I got my education. I don't need a certificate validating that. If a class comes along that I am interested in taking and will fulfill my graduation requirements, I will take it. But my degrees were simply an aside to what I always wanted to do - act.

Gina: (on working with Justin Long in "Jeepers Creepers") We just had that whole older sister/younger brother chemistry right from the start so I knew it would be easy to establish that relationship.

Gina: The restaurant business is the only business more crazy and unpredictable than acting. Although I would love the idea of opening my own restaurant, if I don't I'll be okay.