In the article 'What I know about women...' in Observer Women's Magazine (February 2007)
Kontext: When I was about 15, thinking I was engaging in a light conversation, I asked a woman when she was due. Of course, she wasn't pregnant. I learned the lesson never to ask again. As a leading man you don't ask a woman's age, and you don't care about her natural hair colour or her weight.
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In the article 'What I know about women...' in Observer Women's Magazine (February 2007)
Kontext: There'll always be tension between male and female friends - we're animals after all, wired to accept each other on a sexual level at times. Of course we all agree to a variety of social restraints, but it doesn't mean the basic impulses aren't there, and I don't think sex is an unhealthy impulse. It's only when you try to hide it and subvert it that it manifests itself in ugly ways.
“If I'm Pacey forever, then I deserve to be Pacey forever.”
As quoted in the article 'Canada dry' in the London Evening Standard (March 11th, 2005)
Kontext: If I'm Pacey forever, then I deserve to be Pacey forever. The onus is on the actor. I hope I will never begrudge anything about that show. It changed my life and my family's life and I would have to be a really hard-hearted bastard to look back and be angry that I did it.
“I'm much more interested in becoming a good man than in becoming a good actor.”
As quoted in the article "Joshing Around" in Movieline magazine (November 1999)
Kontext: I'm unfettered by the world, which is a very unique place to be at my age. I'll have to eventually choose what these next few years will be about, but I'm not in a rush. Besides, my personal life is much more important to me than my professional life and my self-worth isn't based on whether or not I act. I love acting, but I'm also looking into the great wide-open at this as-yet unpainted mural that will be my life. Whether or not it involves the movie business I'm not sure. I'm much more interested in becoming a good man than in becoming a good actor.
As quoted in the article "Joshing Around" in Movieline magazine (November 1999)
Kontext: Four years ago, I was working steadily but I felt I was disappointing my family, my friends in not living up to what they expected of me. When The Skulls came along I was drawn to it because it's a morality tale encapsulated in a thriller about a guy caught in a Faustian bargain between doing the right thing and the siren song of 'Just let go of your morality and think of all you can have.' Being Irish, I come from a Celtic tradition of storytellers and this was a story I wanted to help tell. I can honestly say I've never worked harder. But to go to bed every night saying to yourself, 'Man, I'm exhausted, but I did a great day's work' it's the best feeling you can have in this planet.
As quoted in the article "Dawson's Geek" in Us Weekly magazine (October 1998)
As quoted in the article 'Joshua Makes a Splash" in TV Guide magazine (April 15th, 2000)
As quoted in the article 'End of an Era?' in Live and Kicking magazine (2000)
In the article 'What I know about women...' in Observer Women's Magazine (February 2007)
As quoted in the article 'Free spirit' in NUVO magazine (2010)
As quoted in the article Q&A: Joshua Jackson of Fringe http://www.dfw.com/2009/09/30/182526/qa-joshua-jackson-of-fringe.html on DFW.com
As quoted in Jane magazine (March 2005)
As quoted in Entertainment Weekly (September 2nd, 2005)
As quoted in the article 'Canada dry' in the London Evening Standard (March 11th, 2005)
As quoted in the article 'Canada dry' in the London Evening Standard (March 11th, 2005)
