Ice-t Was Just A Pleasure To Work

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 Had To Audition For Fandango. When I Read The Script, The Role That Was Interesting - So Everyone Thought - Was The Role That Costner Played. He Was The Cool Guy. And I Read The Script, And My Representation At The Time Said, "that's The Role You Should Read For." And I Was Like, "really? How About I Read For This Other Role." And They Went, "well, You're Not Going To Get That Role."

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 Like The Way The Old Toyotas Look.

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.