“Do you feel the effects of those things?” “Sure, they’re terrible
The young Sean Penn gave as good as he got with Ray Walston in the 1982 film “Fast Times at Ridgemont High.” These days, Penn is looking beyond the world of movies, as he tells Tracy Smith, on his own home turf… For Sean Penn, Malibu, California, is more than just his current address; it’s home. He lives just two blocks from his 90-year-old mother. Forty-something years ago, he was just another beach-blonde local kid who surfed when he could, and studied (when he had to) at Malibu Park Junior High. He even got himself elected as the boy’s vice president. Smith asked. “Is there anything that you would tell this kid if you could go back and tell this kid something, the young Sean Penn?” “Yeah, there’s a lot of things that I would tell him,” Penn laughed. “Sure. You don’t necessarily change so much, but you do collect a lot of information along the run.” “So, what would you tell him?” “Here are the bad choices that you are going to make. And there’s nothing that’s going to stop you from making them. But check out how funny it is. You know? You’ll get through them, and everything will be all right.” And he’s done okay. Young Sean Penn, of course, went on to create some of the most celebrated roles in cinematic history, with five Oscar...
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