Several weeks ago, media outlets reported that former Brat Packer Anthony Michael Hall’s girlfriend Diana Falzone had filed for a restraining order against the actor after he attacked her. In the first reports, Falzone claimed that after she and Hall split, he stalked her, then busted into her home and attacked her, bashing her head into a wall. The restraining order Falzone was seeking was for Hall’s history of stalking, harassment and intimidation. Now Page Six has more details of the attack on November 10 – taken from the official police report. It includes the revelation that not only did Hall shove Falzone’s head into a wall, he bit her forehead, and “pushed, shoved and spit at” her.

More details have emerged on that recent incident between “Breakfast Club” star Anthony Michael Hall and girlfriend Diana Falzone.

According to the police report, Hall “bit his girlfriend’s forehead” and “pushed, shoved and spit at” her during the 2 a.m. fight in her apartment on Nov. 10. The following morning at 3 a.m., the Brat Packer returned “intoxicated” and repeatedly banged on her door before he was escorted out by officers.

We reported earlier this month that Sirius Radio host and columnist Falzone, who dated Hall for a year before recently ending the relationship, obtained a temporary restraining order to keep him away from her. On Nov. 17, Hall went to the Midtown North precinct house, where he was quizzed by detectives, but he’s not under investigation.

Hall has previously admitted he suffers from bipolar disorder and was a big drinker before going sober in the ’90s. His rep didn’t get back to us.

[From Page Six]

Um… he’s not under investigation? Yeah, because he really doesn’t seem like he’s violently escalating to the point where he would actually kill someone, right? Oh, yeah – he does. That’s right. Investigate the abusive prick, send him to jail for assault, do whatever you have to do NYPD. I don’t really care about his bipolar disorder or his alcoholism. If he was seeking serious help and showing the world that he was trying to take care of those problems, I would have sympathy. But if he went off his meds, downed a bottle of Jack Daniels and decided to beat the hell out of his ex-girlfriend, I have no sympathy.

You might remember Anthony Michael Hall as the lovable geek in “Sixteen Candles,” or the lovable geek in “The Breakfast Club.” But the “Dead Zone” actor isn’t so lovable, according to his ex-girlfriend, who filed for a temporary restraining order against the actor after he allegedly stalked her and attacked her. Yikes!

It’s always the quiet ones you’ve got to watch out for. Brian Johnson, we’re looking at you.

A temporary restraining order has been issued against erstwhile Breakfast Clubber Anthony Michael Hall by his ex-girlfriend, who claims, according to the New York Post, that the actor attempted to kick down her apartment door last week.

Diana Falzone, a radio personality and (irony alert!) relationship expert whose last column was titled “How Not to Date a Loser,” filed a police complaint a week ago. She had dated the actor for roughly a year, but the duo is no longer together.

She reportedly said that after Hall’s failed attempts to kick down her door, she let him in her apartment, only to have him bash her head against the wall.

The 41-year-old former Brat Packer allegedly stalked her prior to the attack, and the order bars him from “assault, stalking, harassment, menacing, reckless endangerment…intimidation,” among other behavior no-nos.

While Hall himself, who suffers from a mild case of bipolar disorder, has yet to speak out on the incident, his spokesman told the Post that “all of the allegations are erroneous and will be addressed accordingly.”

Still, it could have been worse. He could have had a flare gun.

[From E! Online]

Gee, E! It sure is funny when you crack jokes about domestic violence. NOT. A woman was stalked and had her head slammed into a wall, and you’re busting on her? Way to be appropriate. I was a fan of Hal”s back in the day- his Ted character from “Sixteen Candles” is a classic. I did wonder what was up with him when he re-emerged as the pushy, dominating boyfriend in “Edward Scissorhands.” He seemed a bit too comfortable in that role, I always thought. And finally, I have a question for any mental health experts out there: is it possible to have a “mild” case of bipolar disorder?