was in that cast?

Sean, Jackie Earl Haley.

Oh, yeah.

Val Kilmer.

Val.

Brian Benben.

Madeline Potter.

I did a play of Madeline Potter.

Spectacular.

By the way, speaking of Mick, one of the funniest things I've seen and also kind of brilliant was it wasn't on the set list because I got the set list because I was on it for that night.

So I had to know when I was going to do the song.

And Billy does these little kind of impromptu things.

And one of the things that he did was the band started playing Start Me Up by the Stones.

He was actually at the...

He wasn't at the piano.

Clint just looks at him for the longest time and goes, well, we're going to hit our marks and say a few words.

The same gun that killed Katherine Markham was used in a liquor store holdup in 1984 right in Buckingham Flats.

You know, I'll tell you, there's a word that is really kinda overused in, in, uh, movie making, and that is ensemble.

Because I find that generally films especially are a very kinda isolating, uh, uh, medium.

You know? I think in the theater, you know, you get a real feeling of ensemble.

You're all kinda stuck in the same dressing room, and you're all probably getting paid around the same amount of money and, and y- you know, you have to be there a certain time, and you spend time backstage.

And there, there is really kind of that feeling of being an ensemble.

But it's, it's, it's very rare in a film that you really feel that way because, you know, you play scenes with people, but then, uh, but then there's a lot of, you know, machinery that gets between you and the other actor.

Maybe not by birth, but she was part of our family