The entire actor in 1985 Breakfast Club Reunite at the same stage for the first time in 40 years.
To commemorate the 40th anniversary of the film Breakfast Club Star Molly Ringwald,,,,, Emilio Estevez,,,,, Anthony Michael Hall,,,,, Judd Nelson and Ally Sheedy Reunite during the Chicago Comics and Entertainment Expo (C2E2). Josh Horowitz Record the Happy Sorrow Chaos podcast live on Saturday, April 12.
“I skipped all the high school parties, so it’s something I need to do myself, just for myself,” Estevez, 62, who played Jock Andrew in the movie, played Jock Andrew in the group, said on the panel how long it would take to reunite with all five main cast members.
He continued, “But it’s special because it’s made in Chicago for the 40th anniversary,” he continued, “I just love them all.” [cast] So it makes a lot of sense. ”
directed by John Hughes,,,,, Breakfast Club Follow five teenagers from different backgrounds – Brian Johnson (Hall), Andrew Clark (Estevez), Allison Reynolds (Sheedy), Claire Standish (Ringwald) and John Bender (Nelson) (Nelson) – They gathered at the novel’s Shermer High School Library, staying from 7 to 4pm on Saturday at 4pm.
“This is one of the films that have stood the test of time,” Esteves said of Breakfast Club. “It’s a movie that has been passed down from generation to generation…we are lucky to be in the right place at the right time.”
Ringwald, 57, noted in the panel that Saturday was Estevez’s first casting contest, joked: “We don’t have to use cardboard cuts anymore. I feel we’re really touched us together.”
During the panel discussion, the actors recalled the audience who worked with Hughes Breakfast Club Director of other iconic movies such as Sixteen candles (1984) and Beautiful pink (1986). (Huce died in 2009 at the age of 59.)
“Huce said to us what the process of making this movie means,” Nelson, 65, said of the late director Saturday. “He likes us, and I don’t know how rare it would be for a director to like actors…He was the first writer to write a young character without theirs.”
Ringwald feels like re-watching Breakfast Club and her daughter. (Ringwald shares 20-year-old daughter Mathilda and 15-year-old twins Adele and Roman with husband Panio Gianopoulos)
“It changed my parenting, watching with her…but how it talks to her, the characters she agrees with and why it opened up this incredible conversation,” Linwald shared. “If you were 16, I would tell me that one day, I would watch that movie with a 10-year-old, and that changed the way my parents … it was just a shock.”
