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It's A Profession Where Merit Is Not Necessarily Rewarded.

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.

Adam Sandler Is A Really Funny Guy In Real Life. Separate From All Of The Movies, That Is A Funny Man.

We Tried The First Evening To Go Down Division Street And Rush Street, But We Couldn't Get In Anywhere Because They Didn't Like [ Emilio Estevez] Sneakers And They Didn't Like My Boots. This Was 1983 Or '84, So It Was Ridiculous. We Ended Up At A Jazz Club, Where You Go Downstairs And There's A Very Cool Place.

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.