Paul Gleason He Was A Great Guy.

I Play A Garbage Man Who Moonlights As A Stand-up Comedian. Terrible.

Phil Hicks Was The Guy That Was In The Rotc, That Was Going To Go Into The Vietnam War And Thought That Was The Responsibility Of The Citizen.

You Just Have To Learn Certain Technical Things, Like Where The Camera Is, Not To Block People's Light In Your Own, To Hit Your Marks, And That You Do It Kind Of Piecemeal.

We Worked Six Days A Week [on The The Breakfast Club], So You Have One Day Off. So On That Saturday Night, It's Not Like We Could All Go Out And Have A Drink Because Molly [ringwald ] And Michael [hall] Weren't Old Enough. And Ally [sheedy] Pretty Much Kept To Herself. So Emilio And I, Every Saturday Night, Would Go Into Chicago Because We Were Shooting Outside Of Chicago In Des Plaines. It's So Funny, Because Even Though We Might Be Adversaries In The Film, We Certainly Weren't Off-camera. He's A Very Funny Guy.

I Was Living In New York, So I Just Rode My Motorcycle Up To The Set [of New Jack City]. So First Day Of Work For Me Was Kind Of Tough. I Get Ready To Get Off My Bike, And I'm Surrounded By The Security Guards, Who Were Louis Farrakhan's Nation Of Islam Guys. Who Had The Double-breasted Suits And Guns. And This Guy Goes, "where You Goin'?" And I Said, "i'm Here To Work." And They Said, "no You're Not." And I Said, "yeah. I'm Here To Work On The Movie." And They Said, "no You're Not. Get On Your Bike."