John Hughes Filmmaker

John Hughes, Molly Ringwald

Molly Ringwald reveals why John Hughes' classic films can't be remade today

Molly Ringwald became the face of director John Hughes’ coming-of-age films in the 1980s. Four decades later, she revealed why fans will likely never see another actress take on the roles she made famous.

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Molly Ringwald Says John Hughes Movies Shouldn't Be Remade

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Molly Ringwald doesn’t want to see John Hughes remakes

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Molly Ringwald Says John Hughes Movies Shouldn’t Be Remade

Molly Ringwald broke out in filmmaker John Hughes’ coming-of-age classics from the ’80s, but the tenured actress doesn’t think other directors should commit to remaking movies like The Breakfast Club ...

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Molly Ringwald insists The Breakfast Club will not be remade

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Molly Ringwald Says John Hughes 'Didn’t Want His Films Remade' and She Agrees: ‘I Don’t Think They Should Be’ (Exclusive)

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Director John Hughes dies at 59

John Hughes, who captured the zeitgeist of 1980s teen life as writer-director of “The Breakfast Club” and “Sixteen Candles” and produced and scripted family hits such as “Home Alone,” died Thursday of a heart attack in Manhattan while taking a ...

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THE BREAKFAST CLUB (1985): John Hughes’ Teen Classic Film Returns to the Silver Screen for its 40th Anniversary

Universal Pictures’ 1985 hit, The Breakfast Club, is coming back to movie theaters after 40 years for a modern-day audience to discover. Mark your calendars. September 7th and September 10th will be the two days you’ll be able to catch the John Hughes ...