With Failure, You Just Try Again.

I'm Involved With Recording Artists And Actors Against Drunk Driving. I'm Also Involved With Most Children's Causes, Because Children Can't Help The Environment They're In.

We [ With Emilio Estevez] Asked If We Could Take Some Things [ In Breakfast Club] That Weren't In The Shooting Draft, But From Earlier Drafts, "can We Maybe Use This?" And Hughes Was Very Amenable To All That. And There Was Some Stuff That I Liked, And I Said, "how About This?" And He Went, "well, We'll Check With Molly [ringwald]. Those Scenes Are With Her. And If She Likes It, Fine." So It Was Just Wonderful. It Was Great.

I Think I Was, Like, 23 Or Something [on The Breakfast Club]. I Was The Oldest Of The Five. Emilio [estevez] And Ally [sheedy] Were A Year Younger. The Only Real Difference Was That Molly [ Ringwald] And Michael [hall] Still Had To Go To School. They Could Shoot, Like, A Half Day. So A Lot Of My Close Coverage Was Done With Molly's Stand-in, So Molly Could Do Her Schoolwork.

Fandango Is Not Really A Western. It's Really Just Set In Texas. It's A Road Picture. And Then I Did One That Hasn't Come Out Yet Called Kreep, Which Is Set In Texas, But It's Not Really A Western. But It Has A More Rural-texas Feel To It.

I Like Being A Villain. Villains Are More Exciting.