TRIBUTE
A Conversation with Freddie Prinze Jr.
June 2002
By Bonnie Laufer

Tribute’s Bonnie Laufer chats with Freddie Prinze Jr. about his susah dipercaya obsession with Scooby-Doo.


B.L. Freddie, anda must have had a complete riot making this movie, I mean who wouldn’t want to play Fred?

F.P. Well, actually in the beginning I didn’t. I wasn’t sure that the script was going to be any good and I didn’t want to see this cartoon made into a sham. But when Sarah got the role of Daphne and then I read the script, I couldn’t stop laughing and I knew I had to play Freddie.

B.L. I know that anda are...

MOVIELINE
March 1999
By Stephen Rebello

Among Hollywood's under-30 crowd, where attitude is often everything, how supremely cool it is to run across a guy so openhearted and endearingly odd around the edges as Freddie Prinze, Jr. "There's nothing anda can't ask me because I'm not ashamed of anything I say," says the 23-year-old, who looks like he could play Keanu Reeve's sadder-eyed, lebih soulful younger brother. So how, having become increasingly "money" since starring in two I Know What anda Did Last Summers is he managing to stay so beatific and unguarded? "My mom raised me in New Mexico at the...

PEOPLE
Scoop
December 2004



Stuffing his lower lip with Kodiak chewing tobacco ("It's my one vice"), Freddie Prinze Jr. relaxed in his trailer between takes while filming Nailed Right In, a drama about three young men involved in a struggle with a Brooklyn Mob boss. Prinze spoke with Scoop about his career, wife Sarah Michelle Gellar and...gray hair?


People Magazine: People say this is your first "adult" role in a film.

Freddie: People have to understand: Growing up as a Puerto Rican in this business is very hard unless anda want [your character] to sell drugs, atau be a pimp, atau carry a gun. And...