Demi Quotes

Demi Lovato: (on what you can relate to the theme of Camp Rock) The theme of the movie is to be yourself and not worry about being popular. That`s what I had to worry about in middle school. I was always worried about being popular. Wow, if I had a chance to do it over again, I`d so rather be a nerd than be popular -- it`s so much less stressful and you can be yourself.

Demi: The only thing I could see myself doing is music – songwriting or producing or something. I`ve never seen myself being in any other business, I`ve been working in this one since I was 5 years old! I could do other things, but I wouldn`t want to !

Demi: (on if she sees herself as the next Miley) No, I just see myself as Demi – Miley is amazing and has built a hugely successful career, so I respect that. It`s just that, again, we`re two totally different artists – and there`s room for everyone to be themselves in this business. I`m just trying to be Demi right now!

Demi: (her response when she was asked about her confirmed appearance on the Jonas Brothers` Burning Up Tour) Fans can expect a rocking show. Like, seriously, my music is all gonna be pretty rock. The boys joked about it being a girl-Jonas Brother. And they really stepped up their sound, too, so I know that they`re gonna put on a good show. I`m nervous, but I`m so excited. I think all the practicing in the mirror is gonna pay off.

I am friends with Demi. Don`t believe anything you read.

I have to tell you, I`m not like Demi Moore, where the tears trickle prettily down my cheeks. My whole face screws up and it`s like, `Oh please, get a room.` (on why she never chooses roles that involve crying)

It`s related to acting really. I wish I had his career. I remember being in "Remington Steele" (1982) and seeing Bruce Willis go out there and just do it. I thought, "He`s making movies and I`m still here". I just remember that. I remember, ironically, in 1986, I remember going into the old La Scala in Malibu. Bruce was there with Demi (Demi Moore), I had just been offered the Bond in `86 and he said to me, "Well done, man, you got out, way to go." I said, "Thanks, Bruce". Of course, two months later I was high and dry without any Bond in my life or even "Remington Steele". The next thing I see him and he`s off doing his feature films. I always wanted to do movies. I`ve stopped trying to pick myself. Hopefully, you reach a point in life where you leave yourself alone and make peace with your shortcomings, whatever they may be. Education is something for me. I left school at fifteen, sixteen, so I`m always feeling like I got to catch up, got to catch up, got to catch up. That`s something that, you know, you find yourself in a meeting and you`re like, oh boy, we`re going into deep waters. I haven`t read that piece of literature, that`s a piece of information I should have known.

When I see actors talking about world peace, it makes my sphincter weak. There is a difference between Emma Thompson talking about a world catastrophe and - God! - Demi Moore talking about it. Goldie Hawn talking about the elephants has a different impact than Joanna Lumley. Sometimes Hollywood doesn`t seem a million miles from a Miss World contest. I just don`t have strong enough mental furniture to withstand it.