Gregory Smith

Gregory: I am not a morning person. I don't have a cell phone. I don't cook. I drive an old Camaro that I got when I was 16. And I've been known to do stupid things with my time, like Friendster.

Gregory: When I was 14 months old, I was in a Tide detergent commercial. You know the kind, where they show a baby's bottom? But I never saw it.

Gregory: I grew up in Vancouver. I`m a skier. I`ve skied all my life.

Gregory: When it comes to shooting, the hardest part is waking up early.

Gregory: I'm kinda like a big dork, so I'm always using cheesy pickup lines. But if you can make them laugh, well...

Gregory: I just kind of surround myself with stuff. I'll buy a couple things [the character would wear] and I'll start wearing that. In the weeks leading up, I'll start writing things from his point of view and slowly try to find exactly what the voice is, so by the time you're on set, the voice is very natural.

Gregory: I like girls with a sense of humor. You meet people that sometimes you connect with. You have to be attracted to them physically, obviously, but mainly it's if someone gets you or not.

Gregory: Normally I'm kind of a loner, but on Everwood we've all got each other's back.

Gregory: Be yourself and be unique. Don't conform to the people around you.

Gregory: I didn't start off doing my dad's movies or anything. I did it all on my own.

Gregory: (on actress Jennifer Connolly) She's probably, like, the prototypical female. She seems smart. I've never met her, but I'm a big fan. She's got everything sort of tied together nicely.

Gregory: Since Everwood began, I've got a lot more to do but, other than that, I haven't changed. I still prefer to hang out with my friends and joke around. Work is pretty much all consuming, so my love life is kind of non-existent. There's nothing too glamorous about my life.