Paul Johansson

Paul: I go through airports and 13-year-old girls will move their seats to get away from me. I'm "the mean dad." But moms are a whole other story! They like the bad boy. I get eyes from women pushing quadruplets and think, "This is weird." [Laughs]

Paul: What am I looking for? That's an immitable question that has to answer itself, you can never lay something out, you just know when you know. You loose out when you set up parameters.

Paul: I love Dead Can Dance. They're offbeat but I really dig them. Throw me back to the old stuff, the Stones, or old, old David Bowie stuff.

Paul: I lived in Hollywood for 1/2 years, and New York as much as I can. L.A., you have to seek out the good parts of the city, I don't fall into the trap of L.A. dissing, because where ever you live you can make a good life. My career is my fun. I take great satisfaction in writing and taking opportunities instead of waiting for life to offer me something. My writing, acting and directing is my fun and I am very much obsessed by it and it brings me great happiness.

Paul: I'm a big fan and a friend of the producers of all the Highlander creations. I am happy to be involved in the concept. I played her long lost ex-lover.

Paul: Harrison Ford is my favorite hero because he doesn't win every time. He's putting something on the line when he fights. He can get hurt. If you have nothing to lose, what's the point of even getting in the game?

Paul: I am usually up before the sun rises, and I'm lucky to get home before dark. We put in long hours.

Paul: If people don't agree with anything I'm saying, please use your cybersword and lop my head off! But don't expect a Quickening, being a lowly human.

Paul: Spend an hour a day listening to your own thoughts.

Paul: I got into acting through writing.