Rob Lowe reflected on his time filming 'The Outsiders' in a recent interview, describing his co-stars, including Tom Cruise and Emilio Estevez, as his 'frat brothers'. He emphasized the camaraderie and competition among the cast, noting Cruise's exceptional work ethic. Lowe, who turned 18 on-set, treasured the bond he formed with Estevez, which helped him navigate the challenges of early fame. He remarked on how the film, based on S.E. Hinton’s novel, has had lasting significance across generations. The actor believes that the roles they played foreshadowed their later careers, with elements of his character, Sodapop Curtis, appearing in his later work like 'Parks and Recreation'. Overall, Lowe expressed gratitude for being part of a project that was ahead of its time.