[the Outsiders] Was Very Competitive,

I Literally Knew Nothing When I Did That Show ["tony Flanagan"]. It Was The First Time I Signed An Autograph, It Was The First Time I Got Fan Letters, It Was The First Time People Screamed When I Came Out.

Whether You're A Movie Star Or Doing Time In A Correctional Institute, Everybody Can Have Bad Judgment, And It's Something You Have To Address. You Learn To Go On From It. It Shouldn't Stand In Your Way. You Shouldn't Let People Continue To Throw It In Your Face.

I'm Thinking Of How Unexpected And Yet Oddly Preordained Life Can Be. Events Are Upon You In An Instant, Unforseen And Without Warning, And Often Times Marked With Disappointment And Tragedy, But Equally Often Leading To A Better Understanding Of The Bittersweet Truth Of Life.

Trying To Execute That Kind Of Intricate Staging In The West Wing At The Same Time You're Doing Intricate Dialogue - It's Like Patting Your Head And Rubbing Your Stomach!

About Last Night... [movie] Still Stands Up For Me. Like, I'm As Proud Of That Today And Still Have The Kind Of Faith In It Today To Show It To A Young Couple As I Did When It Came Out.