I Wasn't Santa In Santa Jr., But

As They Were Building That Library In That School's Gym [in The Breakfast Club], They Built A Rehearsal Space For Us. It Was Really An Empty Room Taped Out With The Same Dimensions Of The Library. And They Had The Tables All There. And He Had Us Sitting At The Same Table. All Of Us.

You Just Have To Learn Certain Technical Things, Like Where The Camera Is, Not To Block People's Light In Your Own, To Hit Your Marks, And That You Do It Kind Of Piecemeal.

I Think That There's Room For Everyone. I Don't Think That If One Person Succeeds Then Another Must Fail. That's Lunacy. I'm Not Sure What The Reasons Are For My Philosophy, Maybe It's The Fact That If There Are Ten People Doing The Same Job, We All Know How We Feel And What Our High Points And Low Points Are.

I Like Being A Villain. Villains Are More Exciting.

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.