"Lost" Star: "I'm A Liar And A Cheat"
Matthew Fox Reveals His Dark Side
Jan. 10, 2007 | by Judy Faber

Matthew Fox In 'Marshall'
Matthew Fox is known for his role in the popular TV series, "Lost" and the 1990s "Party Of Five." He's now on the big screen, starring in "We Are Marshall." He speaks with Hannah Storm. | Share/Embed
(AP) Matthew Fox, who plays the heroic Dr. Jack Shephard on ABC's castaway drama "Lost," has a dark side.
"I'm a liar and a cheat and a thief and the ultimate manipulator. ... I tell lies every day, man," the 40-year-old actor says in the February issue of Men's Journal magazine. "And when I say I'm phenomenally manipulative, I am."
Fox, who's now starring opposite Matthew McConaughey in "We Are Marshall," a Warner Bros. Pictures release, says he "can be unapologetically vicious" and is "absolutely an instigator."
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"As for the skinny-dipping, when I was a kid there wasn't a huge delineation in our family between having clothes on or not having clothes on."
Fox also enjoys skinny-dipping — something he says he does because he's comfortable in the nude.
"As for the skinny-dipping, when I was a kid there wasn't a huge delineation in our family between having clothes on or not having clothes on," he says. "And the reason I have so much fun doing it now is people are so shocked by it, and, like, 'Oh, my God, Fox just took his clothes off!' But, I mean, just how long ago was it that we were all wandering around in loincloths?"
"Lost" is on hiatus until February. When it resumes, it will continue without a break through May.
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