"[In high school, I was] really flat-chested, and I was considered a prude."

"If [Melissa Joan Hart] wants to change her image, she must wait until her contract expires and must refrain from associating our Sabrina character with her personal endorsement of binge drinking, participation in pornography and discussions about sex."

"I'm obsessed with [Jennifer Love Hewitt]!"

"I wore [a T-shirt sporting the phrase 'Silicone Free'] to work [on 'I Know What You Did Last Summer'] one day and Scott Wolf was like, 'What are you doing?' and he gave me his jacket."

"[In the movie Fight Club] I have these enormous breasts. Everyone wanted to touch them. It gives you an idea how if you're a woman and you have these great-looking breasts, everybody wants to feel them."

[Responding to an enquiry from the Ripley's Believe It Or Not! museum]

"She is not considering donating her implants. She is not considering selling them."

"All the girls [on the set of 'I Know What You Did Last Summer'] wore tiny tops, so we called it 'I Know What Your Breasts Did Last Summer.' We made another joke that we'd name them, and I said mine were Thelma and Louise, but I was kidding."

"Frankly, to me, any bra is a wonder bra."

"I'm very happy with my breasts."

"Now... people getting autographs will ask, 'How are Thelma and Louise?' I'm, like, 'Oh, my God, people, it was a joke.' I don't wake up in the morning, look in the mirror and say, 'Good morning, Thelma. Good morning, Louise."

"I love my breasts. They were never there before. And now I wake up in the morning and they look at me in the mirror and say, 'Hello, Leelee!' I put them away in a shirt, but I always leave a little bit showing."

"It makes me uncomfortable -- the idea of little boys in their parents' bathrooms, jacking off to me. Yuck."

"[Roger] Ebert is more obsessed with breasts than I could ever hope to be."

"I have great breasts."

"I like having a good pair of tits on me and a good ass. If I didn't, I don't think I'd feel attractive."

"I don't mean, 'like, 'I- have- great- breasts- come- touch- them- feel- them.' I feel very uncomfortable about my body, so I was trying to brush that off with sarcasm."

"I'm really attached to them. They've changed a lot over time. They droop more than they did. Me and my friends who breast-fed make fun of our breasts. We say now they're more like ... [laughs] figs. Or like a scarf!" [Mimes wrapping them around her neck.]

"'Star Wars' taught me everything: how to shoot a gun. How to have my breasts taped."