Well, Any Time You Do Anything Good,

My Dad Had A Commercial Film Company, So He Had A Videotape Player Before Anyone. So He Got Mel Brooks Movies Or Citizen Kane Or Some Classic Old Movies. And Every Summer The Revival House In Evanston Would Show The Great Films From The '50s And '60s And '70s.

I Was Only In One Of The John Hughes Films, And I Never Saw The Other Ones. I Didn't Understand Them. I Kept Hearing A Really Hip 40-year-old Person Talking In Teenagers' Mouths.

The Elderly Have So Much To Offer. They're Our Link With History.

I Was Never Into The Popular School Or Clique Or Anything. Then I Started Doing Movies When I Was In High School, So Then I Got Popular. Then The Girls Paid Attention To You Who Didn't Before.

My Point Was That It's Hard To Make Good Films, But I'm Not Under Any Illusion That You Do All The Time.