John Hurt Was Incredible To

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.

Fandango Is Not Really A Western. It's Really Just Set In Texas. It's A Road Picture. And Then I Did One That Hasn't Come Out Yet Called Kreep, Which Is Set In Texas, But It's Not Really A Western. But It Has A More Rural-texas Feel To It.

It Was An Audition Process After Breakfast Club, And I Wasn't Really Sure I Wanted To Do The Movie. There Was A Bigger Role That Rob [lowe] Was Already Set To Play, So The Role They Wanted Me To Audition For Was Alec. [director] Joel Schumacher... This Is Back In The Days When You Could Trick Me With Things Like This. He Goes, "don't You Think You Can Play It?" And I Go, "okaaaaay." So Then I Did It For All The Wrong Reasons But I Don't Think I Would Fall For That Again. Who Knows. I Might.

The Movie That's Had The Most Effect On Me Is Jaws. To This Day When I'm In The Ocean, I'm Hearing That Music.

John Hurt Was Incredible To Work With.