Last Night, We Were All Watching Harry

[virginia Madsen] Big Part In That Movie ['class'] Required Her Shirt To Get Ripped Off, And Looking Back, It Couldn't Be A More Egregious, Vintage, Lowbrow, 1980s Porky's-esque, Shoehorned-in Moment. Like, You Would Never Have That Moment In A Movie That Aspired To Be What That Movie Did Today.

We Had Shot Six Episodes Of The West Wing Season When 9/11 Happened. An Extraordinary Thing That Would Never Happen Today Is Aaron Going To The Network And Saying, "i Think We Need To Go Back And Reshoot, I Have Something I Want To Do," And The Network Just Kind Of Let Him Do It.

I'm Not Going To Stop Talking To People Who Come Up To Me In An Airport. I'm Not Going To Worry About What May Be Their Ulterior Motive.

About Last Night... [movie] Still Stands Up For Me. Like, I'm As Proud Of That Today And Still Have The Kind Of Faith In It Today To Show It To A Young Couple As I Did When It Came Out.

Stephen [king], Who Wrote The Script Himself, Was On The Set [of The Stand], And I Was Just So Fortunate To Get To Know Him. What A Wonderful Man. He May Go Down In History As The Greatest American Writer, Pound For Pound.