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My Brat Pack Buddies And I Didn't Exactly Handle Celebrity Very Well. Success At An Early Age Is Far More Difficult To Handle Than Failure.

We Worked Six Days A Week [on The The Breakfast Club], So You Have One Day Off. So On That Saturday Night, It's Not Like We Could All Go Out And Have A Drink Because Molly [ringwald ] And Michael [hall] Weren't Old Enough. And Ally [sheedy] Pretty Much Kept To Herself. So Emilio And I, Every Saturday Night, Would Go Into Chicago Because We Were Shooting Outside Of Chicago In Des Plaines. It's So Funny, Because Even Though We Might Be Adversaries In The Film, We Certainly Weren't Off-camera. He's A Very Funny Guy.

Though [john] Hughes Did Provide For Us, If We Wanted, To Go To A Local High School And Try To Blend In. Michael [hall] And Molly [ringwald ] Already Had School To Go To With Their Tutors. Ally [sheedy] Wanted Nothing To Do With High School. She Said, "i Remember It Fine. I Don't Want To Go Back." Which Is Great. So Emilio [estevez] And I Went. And Emilio Lasted A Couple Hours Because People Recognized Him From The Outsiders That Had Already Been Out, So His Cover Was Blown.

Stagecoach Is Really My First Western-western, The Whole Horses And Gunplay. It Was Really Fun. We Shot It Fast, Too. We Got Lucky With The Weather. If It Rained, I Don't Know If We Would Have Been Able To Finish It. We Had Like 12 Shooting Days For The Whole Thing.

I Worked With The Late Leonard Frey. I Did A Play, And I Would Have These Ideas And He Would Say, "i Don't Know. Try It." And I Would Try It And It Would Be Awful, And He Would Go, "what Do You Think?" And I Would Go, "it Was Awful." And He Goes, "okay, We'll Try Something Else." And That's Great Because It Really Makes You Feel Less Working-for And More Working-with. There's Nothing Better Than To Feel A Part Of The Team.