"When I did American Werewolf in London, we went from this naked man to a four-legged hound from hell, and we had a lot of room to go from the transformation and do a lot of really extreme things. Here we have Benicio Del Toro, who's practically the Wolfman already, to Benicio Del Toro with more hair and bigger teeth." —makeup artist Rick Baker on turning Benicio Del Toro into the Wolfman [EW]

"You can't make the gay cowboy movie and the Chinese porn movie, and if those don't make money then on the third one they start looking at you funny. So it's nice." —James Schamus on the profitability of Lust, Caution [EW]

"The middle has gone out of the business. There's not a lot of work being done, sub-sub-movie-star level." —Joshua Jackson on the state of his career [LAT]

"That you would hear a kind of chimy, South African–style guitar line, and the first thing you think of is Paul Simon? It's a little bit pathetic." —Vampire Weekend's Ezra Koenig on the comparisons that are drawn between their album and Graceland [LAT]

"We did the four-toed statue on the show and basically we got a note back from the network, which was, 'This is too weird.' We're like, 'Do you watch the show? This is too weird?' And essentially they said, 'Could it be a six-toed statue?' If someone could explain why a six-toed statue is less weird than a four-toed statue, that's exactly what we will do." —Lost executive producer Damon Lindelof on the giant four-toed statue that (surprisingly?) has never been adequately explained [Futon Critic]