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In A Good Script, It's Really Like A Treasure Map. You Just Focus On That, All The Answers Are Pretty Much In It.

If You Read A Script Enough, Especially A Good Script - I Try To Read It 40 To 50 Times Before You Begin So You Get A Sense Of The Arc: What Happens Before, What Happens After, What Happens During.

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.

I Would Go To Trials A Lot In Boston, As Best I Could. And It's Incredible That, Like, Lawyers That Had A Good Case Weren't Dramatic At All. Lawyers That Had A Horrible Case Would Sing And Dance And Do Whatever It Took To Convince The Jury Or The Judge That This Guy Was Innocent. So That Was A Cool Thing To See Because That Made Me Believe That What The Script [of From The Hip] Was Doing Was Totally Believable. Now, Maybe Not Ordinary. But It Could Happen.

Breakfast Club Was Great Because We Had A Real Rehearsal, And We Shot Primarily In Sequence. I Thought That Was Going To Be How Movies Were Done. I Didn't Really Know How Lucky We All Were. We Had A Director That Liked Actors. I Didn't Know That Was Going To Be Rare.