On his name
"It's the second half of 'Christopher'. I was sick of being called Chris all the time. You'll say "Hi! My name's Christopher." And they'll say, "Hi, Chris." I just wanted to be original. It's a cute name. You can pet it."
"No one will call you Christopher in this lazy society."

On Eric Forman/That 70s Show
"If I was too into being a big star, Eric wouldn't be real."
"Eric doesn't always quite know what he's doing, but that's good because I don't either."
"The coolest thing is I was watching a random episode of the show... and I realized for the first time that I would actually watch this show."
"I play an awkward teenage boy who gets rejected. I've done so much research in that department, I can't even begin to tell you."
"This was my first audition. I went to school with the daughter of the show's creators, and they saw me in a school play, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way the Forum. And so they asked me to come in and audition for the show. The play was bad, and I was worse, so I don't know why they wanted me! They were desperate!"
"The producers asked my mom to send some of my baby photos, and she sent in thousands from every awkward stage of my life. These were pictures you don't want to see, like me 4 years old, running around naked."

On quitting the show
"It's heartbreaking, because there's no funner job in the universe than being one of those six kids. I was in my teens when I started. It's ridiculous to even try to imagine my life without being able to laugh all day with those five people. I never cry, like ever, but I have a feeling it's coming."

On his adolescence
"I was in the 8th grade, and I got up the nerve to ask this girl to a dance. I had a really big crush on her, but she had no idea. She was at her locker, and I just walked up to her and blurted it out. She just said, "No". She didn't try to lessen the blow by saying, "I'll see you there," or something. I think she even laughed a bit. And I remember everyone in the hallway watching."
"In boarding school, we did a senior prank where we dissambled a teacher's car and then rassembled it on the roof of the gym. This is the first time I've admitted to it. Give me detention now!"

On Chloe Sevigny being his babysitter
"She was cool because she used to let me stay up late."

On his life
"Most of my freshmen year at USC I'd just been partying, and I had zero direction."
"I'm very social. It's just most of my friends are not actors."
"I wanted to be a pro tennis player. That was a stupid dream. I played a pro recently, and I was so much worse than him."

On metrosexuality
"And here I thought it was just deviants who had sex on the subway."

On In Good Company
"Yeah, I hope that if the film does one thing, it shows America that it's safe to have sex with me."
"I like making out with Scarlett Johansson, that was definitely a part of the character that I enjoyed."

On board games
"I'm into board games. I have a Monopoly club the way some people have a poker group. By the way, I'm undefeated."
"We recently just bought on the board game black market, an unsanctioned by Parker Brothers Triopoly, which is three boards on top of each other. When you hit Free Parking, you actually travel up. There are 50 different states on it. It took us 12 hours to finish it."

Wilmer Valderrama (That 70s Show): "Topher really helped me. We're like brothers, we talk about everything. I cried to Topher. He gave me a hug and said "Dude, seriously, not worth it, bro. She's not The One. It's that simple." (about getting over a breakup)

Erika Christensen (Traffic): "He's so funny in real life and that was amazing to me -- that he could be so funny and this jerk drug addict also. He brought so much of himself to that character."

Ginnifer Goodwin (Win A Date With Tad Hamilton): "Topher in his own way is clearly hot. I keep saying, every time he takes his shirt off and everybody laughs and he laughs, it's kind of sad, because he's a great-looking guy."

Kate Bosworth (Win A Date With Tad Hamilton): "He's hilarious — probably the funniest person I've ever met in my life."

Laura Linney (P.S.): "I adore Topher. I think he is outrageously talented. I'm so looking forward to watching his career develop."

Dennis Quaid: (In Good Company) "Great people really make you better. Topher and I, we read together before we even started the movie and it was just really obvious how talented he was."

Scarlett Johansson: (In Good Company) "Topher Grace is the most incredible lover I've ever known." note that this is a joke...or maybe not.

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That 70s Show
As Eric Forman
Status: Season 6 DVD out now! (May 8, 2007)

Spiderman 3 (2007)
As Eddie Brock/Venom
Status: Out in theaters worldwide

Kids in America (2008)
As Matt Franklin
Status: Post-production


Coxblocker (2009)
As William Cox
Status: In production


The Crusaders (2009)
As Jack Greenberg
Status: In production

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