Andrew McCarthy Reacts to Demi Moore’s Vulnerable ‘Brats’ Interview

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00:00Well, you know, when you're in it, you forget when you're in your early, maybe you forget less because you're closer to it.

00:05But when you're right in your early 20s, you're pretty self-absorbed, you know.

00:08And so the world is seen through the prism of you and these bit players around you.

00:13Like I was aware that to me was like getting sober, whatever that meant.

00:16I didn't even know what that meant at the time.

00:18I would find out myself 10 years later.

00:20But so I I'm sort of vaguely aware of something like the music interact together.

00:26You know, that's sort of how we and it perfectly suited the part.

00:29You know, that's one of the things we were cast so well in the movie.

00:32You know, everyone was very close to their part.

00:34So, you know, did I notice it?

00:37Yeah, vaguely on the periphery of my self-centered life.

00:40Yeah, I think that's one of the ironies of the Brad Pack.

00:42The minute the label was leveled, everyone said.

00:45And since everyone despised it, everyone just scattered.

00:49Like I said, the movie, you know, and I sit there and talk to Emilio and decades

00:53since the night of the premiere of St.

00:55Elmo's fire, I don't think.

00:56And I didn't see more happen.

00:5730 years I hadn't seen to me.

01:00I directed to me his daughter and something a few years ago or so.

01:03I saw her briefly.

01:04But yeah, it's crazy that we hadn't.

01:07And to have this kind of deep thing in common

01:11where everyone thinks we are still buddies and hanging out every Friday.

01:14It's like, wow.

01:16First time in 30 years.

01:17How weird. Maybe we don't know this whole story.