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[john] Hughes Is A Great Loss, I Think. He Was The First Filmmaker That Could Look At Someone Who Was Young Without Seeing Them As Being Less.

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

A Fancy Watch, It's Completely Unnecessary. I Just Need A Watch To Tell The Right Time.

I Remember Emilio [estevez] And I Were At John's House During The Rehearsal Process. And John [huges] Had Mentioned He Wrote The First Draft Of Breakfast Club In A Weekend. And We Both At The Same Time Went, "first Draft? How Many Do You Have?" And John Said He's Got Four Other Drafts. And We Go, "can We Read Them?" And For The Next Three Hours, Emilio And I Read Those Other Four Drafts.

I Went And Saw Him [ John Hurt ] Here In L.a.he Did A One-man Beckett Show Of Krapp's Last Tape. I Went Back And Saw Him Afterwards, And What An Actor He Is. He Is So Gifted.