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"People can hate on you for doing what it is that makes you happy, but ultimately it has to belong to you. It shouldn’t matter what anyone else thinks. Life is not easy. The road to happiness is not a path well trotted. You have to find your own path to enlightenment."
Jamie Campbell Bower attends The Taylor Morris Capsule Collection launch in association with Harvey Nichols in London, May 20th.
“When I was growing up I never really had someone I could look up to who spoke honestly. There’s so much fucking bullshit in the world. People are trying to project this wholesome and squeaky-clean image, and it’s fucking nonsense. I’d rather be honest. Maybe I’m not going to get any Disney movies, but I’d rather be that way.”
"Bower, he’s like my brother."
Jamie Campbell Bower leaving his hotel in New York City, 05.04.14 +
'My friend Ivan dared me to get Bob Dylan tattooed onto my bum – the name, not his face – and on the premise that he would get Beethoven tattooed on his.'
I find it bizarre that anyone would want to go see anything that I’ve done. And then to see that they’re already so stoked about it. For me, it’s incredibly emotional. For me, being next door or doing a junket, that’s work and I understand that I have to do that. But to connect with the people that are going to see the movie and sit there and give them 30 seconds of my time just to say hello and thank them. That means more to me. Because they’re the people that made it possible for me to be sitting here talking and for me to be working.