When I Was A Teen Idol, I

I Feel Like Every Movie Is Definitely The Last One That I've Had My Moment; That I'm Going To Be Selling Autographs At Malls.

Actually, If I Had To Do It Over [leaving The Show The West Wing], I'd Do The Same Thing, Because Lost In The Shuffle Of It Is That Aaron [sorkin] Left The Same Year I Did. And I Would Not Have Wanted To Be On The West Wing With Somebody Else Writing It.

When I Was Young And Crazy, I Was Young And Crazy. It Can Be Hard Enough Just To Be In Your Teens And 20s. Then Add Fame, Money, Access, And Every Single Person Telling You That You're The Greatest Person Who Ever Was, And It Can Be A Recipe For Disaster. Some People Literally Don't Survive It.

All The Shows We Did Pre-airdate, And I'd Come Out - "rob Lowe!" - And It Was [offers Bored Applause.] After The Show Aired? I Came Out - "rob Lowe!" - And The Place Was, Like, Bedlam. And Then The Next Week, They Wouldn't Let Anyone Under The Age Of 20 Into The Audience. And I'm Going, "so That's How It Works! Okay!"

[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.