Alien's A Great One. That's A Scary

I Had To Audition For Fandango. When I Read The Script, The Role That Was Interesting - So Everyone Thought - Was The Role That Costner Played. He Was The Cool Guy. And I Read The Script, And My Representation At The Time Said, "that's The Role You Should Read For." And I Was Like, "really? How About I Read For This Other Role." And They Went, "well, You're Not Going To Get That Role."

I Went To Acting School With Mario Van Peebles. For A Little While, He Was At The Same School. So He Asked Me If I Wanted To Do [ New Jack City]. He Said, "there's Not Really A Role. We'll Figure Something Out. But Would You Like To?" And I Was Like, "sure." 'cause He Said It Was Chris Rock And Ice T's First Movie.

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.

[in The Dark Backward ] Someone Who Has Writer's Block And Kills People In A Cabin By The Lake. I Guess He's A Type Of Serial Killer, But I Don't Know.

It's Strange, 'cause A Play, You Start At The Beginning And You Go All The Way Through To The End. So It's Naturally Very Well Rehearsed And You Get A Rhythm And A Flow. In Film, You Can Shoot The Ending Before The Beginning. It's Very Odd. And It's Like A Craft You Have To Learn.