POPSTAR!
"A super intimate chat with cinema’s sweetest
Scooby Snack…Freddie Prinze Jr."
September 2001
By Sean Daly


Freddie Prinze Jr. the #1 teen attraction at the box office, appearing in so many youth-oriented films it seems almost typecasting the he’d be assigned to play a cartoon-he’s blond beefster Fred in the big-screen, live action adaptation of Scooby Doo.

But for all his larger-than-life magnetism and his multiple-friendly charm, he is surprisingly quiet and unassuming in person. For this interview, Freddie arrived at the Century Plaza Hotel in L.A. wearing a purple shati (unbuttoned),...

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 wewe 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, zaidi soulful younger brother. So how, having become increasingly "money" since starring in two I Know What wewe Did Last Summers is he managing to stay so beatific and unguarded? "My mom raised me in New Mexico at the...

DOLLY MAGAZINE
January 2002
By Gill Pringle


UH-OH, FREDDIE’S IN TROUBLE! IT SEEMS THE SCREEN BABE HAS BROKEN HIS PACT WITH BRIDE TO BE SARAH MICHELLE GELLAR. HOW? WELL, THE PAIR AGREED NOT TO DISCUSS THEIR INTIMATE upendo AFFAIR-BUT FREDDIE JUST COULDN’T KEEP QUIET. AND, MAN, IS THIS JUICY STUFF!


“After years of feeling like an outsider, I finally have a woman I love, and Marafiki that I can trust. I am the luckiest man in the world to have met Sarah.” So says Freddie Prinze Jr, and actor who has overcome an enormously unhappy childhood to become one of the Hollywood’s hottest rising stars....

PARADE
"Nothing Could Stop Me But Me"
August 2001
By Dotson Rader

"I WAS ALWAYS ON THE OUTSIDE looking in," Freddie Prinze Jr. alisema of his childhood. "I was never accepted anywhere. People thought I was weird. No matter how hard I tried, I couldn't fit in."

By the time Freddie Prinze Jr. was 18, he was a self0described loner - unhappy, unpopular, a bad student. Then, in 1994, shortly after graduating from La Cueva High School in Albuquerque, N.M. he decided to drive across the desert to Los Angeles and become an actor.

"I had to do something with my life," Prinze admitted. "I couldn't get into...