Inverse - 🛰️ What Follows the ISS?

If you like movies, you like Anthony Michael Hall. The 56-year-old actor has been in everything from The Breakfast Club and Edward Scissorhands to beloved franchises like Clerks and Halloween. As one of the hardest-working guys in Hollywood, he’s done it all, and in his latest role, Hall reverts to one of his classic characters: the bully.

More than three decades after he bullied Johnny Depp in Tim Burton’s gothic masterpiece, Hall plays a corrupt and racist politician who meets his match in Jessica Alba’s army commando in the new Netflix original Trigger Warning.

“The character is kind of an ass,” he tells Inverse.

Thankfully, the real Hall couldn’t be more pleasant if he tried. In a wide-ranging interview, the actor discussed everything from working with John Hughes and Tim Burton to his potential involvement in the upcoming Community movie (he played a bully on that show too), to the work he’s doing through his own production company, Manhattan Films.

Check out the best bits and pieces from our conversation below.

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