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It Was A Role [dean Sanderson] I Hadn't Seen Before, And Yet It Was Very Accessible And Relatable At The Same Time. I Read Scripts That Have One Or The Other, But I Rarely Read Scripts That Have Both. And It Was Laugh-out-loud Funny.

[doctor Cukrowicz] Was Basically A Role Where You Have Two Diva Actresses - Maggie Smith And Natasha Richardson - And My Role Was To Say, "and Then What Happened? Tell Me More." But I Wanted To Do It Was Because A) It Was Tennessee Williams, A Great Writer, And B) It Was Richard Eyre, An Amazing Director. And To Work With Those Two Amazing Women!

We Knew We Were Doing Something That Would Make An Impact, Because Of Francis [ford Coppola], But I Don't Think We Were Surprised By How Well The Movie [the Outsiders] Did, But I Think We Would All Say We Were Surprised At How Well We All Did Coming Out Of It.

My First Lessons In Comedy, How To Construct A Joke, I Learned From Eileen Brennan, Who Had Unbelievable Timing.

[bad Influence]was David Koepp's First Big Screenplay. It Was Actually A Writing Sample That Was Around Town To Get David Work At The Time, And Steve Tisch - Now The Owner Of The New York Giants - Found It, Loved It, And Together We Put It Together. But I'd Say That Would Be The One I'd Tell People To Go And Look At If They Haven't Seen It.