The Movie That's Had The Most Effect

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.

Breakfast Club Was Great Because We Had A Real Rehearsal, And We Shot Primarily In Sequence.

I Enjoyed [playing Lawyer In From The Hip] As An Ode To My Dad. My Dad Went To Harvard And Harvard Law School, So He Had Some Friends That Practiced In Boston. So, There Was A Big Law Firm That He Hooked Me Up With The Senior Partner, Then The Senior Partner Hooked Me Up With A Young Lawyer Who Worked In The Firm. And The Young Lawyer Was Married To A Public Defender. So I Would Hang Out With Them, And I Could See Both Sides Of It, Those That Are Corporate Attorneys And Those That Help The Poor And The Disenfranchised.

While They Would Have Provided Financial Support If I Had Needed It, The Greatest Support My Parents Gave Was Emotional, Psychological.

I Don't Have Any Blindness When It Comes To My Money. As An Actor, You Can Get Distracted By Your Work. I Do Keep An Eye On My Nest Egg, If You Will.