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    Explore " molly ringwald" with insightful episodes like "1985: The Breakfast Club / Top 5 Music", "Brat Pack Trivia - With Special Guest: Heather", "The Breakfast Club", "Interview with a Gem" and "John Hughes" from podcasts like ""Pop Culture Yearbook", "We Don't Wanna Grow Up", "The Guys Review", "Are You My Podcast?" and "Slice By Slice"" and more!

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    1985: The Breakfast Club / Top 5 Music

    1985: The Breakfast Club / Top 5 Music

    The next installment for 1985 focuses on Dave's choice, The Breakfast Club.  As 9 year olds we thought this movie would be hilarious like a 16 Candles sequel. However, we were soon sucked into a seriously dramatic film looking at the bleaker sides of teenage life and family relationships. Luckily, our lives were much happier than the ones portrayed on screen by the Brat Pack. As adults, what do we see differently now?

    Written and directed by John Hughes, The Breakfast Club is just one entry in his amazing body of work. So we discuss our favorite John Hughes movies in this episode as well. After that we wrap things up with our favorite music from 1985. The Breakfast Club has a great soundtrack, so what better time cover all the great music from the same year. Can you hear us? Do you want us to turn it up??

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    Brat Pack Trivia - With Special Guest: Heather

    Brat Pack Trivia - With Special Guest: Heather

    You've seen Pretty In Pink 20 times... You know The Breakfast Club by heart... St. Elmo's Fire is your favorite movie of all time... Now it's time to put that to the test! How will you stack up against Stacy and our very special guest, Pete's oft-mentioned older sister, Heather Gavin! She joins us for a great round of Brat Pack trivia, as Stacy and Heather go head-to-head!

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    The Breakfast Club

    The Breakfast Club

    The Breakfast Club

     

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    The Breakfast Club

     

    Written and Directed by:  John Hughes

     

    Starring:

    Emilio Estevez

    Paul Gleason

    Anthony Michael Hall

    Judd Nelson

    Molly Ringwald

    Ally Sheedy

     

    Released February 15th, 1985

     

    Budget: $1M ($2.5M 2021)

     

    Box Office: $51.5M ($130M 2021) worldwide

     

    Ratings:   IMDb 7.8/10 Rotten Tomatoes 89%

    Metacritic 66% Google Users 93%

     

    John Hughes has had two movies selected to be preserved in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant." First was "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" in 2014, and The Breakfast Club was selected in 2016. 

     

    First time you saw the movie?

     

    Plot:

    The opening credits ends with a quote from David Bowie: "...and these children that you spit on, as they try to change their worlds, are immune to your consultations. They're quite aware of what they're going through..."

     

    A voice over complaining about Saturday school: Shermer High School, Saturday March 24th, 1984. Cars are dropping off the students. Claire complains she has to do saturday school, Brian promises it's the last time, Andrews father tells him he'll loose his scholarship , Allison is dropped off without word and Bender walks in. In the library, they all settle in. Principal Vernon addresses the students, telling them what he expects from their time. Bender starts harassing the other students... Telling Claire, 'you couldn't ignore me if you tried.' They discuss the difference between social clubs and academic clubs... Like math and physics club. They discuss the complexities of wrestling, and rolling on the ground with sweaty men... Sounds familiar. Bender sabotages the library door so that it'll close. Vernon aggressively questions them as to why the door is closed...and they all agree that it just closed. After trying to rig the door open, Bender and Vernon go back and forth, and he keeps adding saturdays. Claire pleads for him to stop. The group is shown wasting time, drawing, paper football, shaking dandruff out of their hair, Brian tucks a boner, and eventually they all fall asleep. Vernon wakes them up for a bathroom trip. Afterwords, Claire describes how her parents use her against each other. Bender continues to antagonize, but they eventually even share names. Bender takes particular interest in Claire, asking how far shes been with a guy. Andrew stops him, and it briefly turns physical and Bender threatens to kill him. A brief conversation with Carl the janitor, a whistle along, and it's lunch.

     

    S:

    -The car claire is dropped off in is John Hughes car

    -The mom and sister with Brian are Anthony Michael Halls real mom and sister

    -Anyone ever have saturday school/detention? Any good stories?

    -Vernon giving Bender 2 months of saturday school... why would he want to be there that many saturdays? Though, he doesn't have a wedding band on.

     

    Andrew and Allison go to get drinks, and she finally breaks her silence, saying she drinks vodka. Andrew complains then about being good and wrestling with sweaty dudes...Unlike Tucker. Bender continues to antagonize, eventually outing Brian as a virgin...Claire pulls out sushi for lunch, Andrew has an entire grocery bag full of food, Allison makes some weird, crunchy, sugar sandwich, and Bender goes through Brians lunch the ends with Bender doing an super sarcastic Leave it to Beaver, impression of life at Brians house. Andrew notices Brians reaction and asks about Benders home... Which then gets pretty real. Ending with Andrew questioning the authenticity of his actions, and then shown a cigar burn on his forearm. He storms off, and is reflective. Vernon goes to the lounge, and they all follow Bender to his locker, which no one can explain why... Which we soon find out is weed. As they head back, they are trying to avoid Vernon, and we get the awesome 80's musical montage. (Fire in the twilight) Ending up at a locked gate, stuffing his weed in Brians pants, Bender takes off making a bunch of noise, Vernon following, ending in the gym, giving everyone else time to get back. Vernon gives a very stark view of Benders future...they leave; but in a closet, Vernon threatens Bender, and provides Bender with some perspective, giving him a free shot, which he doesn't take, and he calls him a gutless turd. As Vernon takes a slam, Bender crawls through the ceiling and crashes back to the library, stating he forgot his pencil. As the others cover for Bender, he steals a look and nearly a face-full up Claires skirt. Taking his weed from Brian, the others follow him to the back of the library to smoke.

     

    S:

    -Judd Nelson played this character method and didn't break, even between scenes. John Hughes almost fired him bc of how he treated Molly Ringwald off camera; though she said she was aware and was ok with it.

    -So Bender can say whatever he wants about anyone else, but then when its about his interpretation of his own home, that's too far? Should we feel bad for him? He's been a shit head the whole time.

    -What do you think about Bender? Is his life like he says or what? What is he doing today?

    -First time smoking weed?

     

    Brian and Claire are obviously super stoned and being silly. Andrew comes out from hotboxing in a room, and aggressively dances around, ending with screaming and a glass breaking, with Allison watching intently. Carl catches Vernon going through the restricted files. Andrew and Brian chat, and Allison finally joins in, offering that she stole his wallet. Claire and Bender discuss not throwing things away. Allison dumps her purse on the couch, stating shes always "ready to jam" because her home life is unsatisfying. Andrew tries to connect with Allison, who he reads pretty well, and she opens up to him, about her family, asking, "What did they do to you...?" like its something that happens to everyone... Very stark. Vernon and Carl talk, and Carl pegs him precisely. They're sitting in a circle, they go back and forth sharing and asking questions. Allison says she's screwing her therapist, Claire is prodded into answering if shes a virgin.... which she is. This leads to a discussion about how they're bizarre, and Andrew tells why he's in Saturday school...Taping a kids 'buns' together. And he gets very emotional. It impacts them all very deeply. Brian shares how Andrews dads intensity is like his grades, and failing shop. They move on to hidden talents, and Claire puts on lipstick with her cleavage, which Bender mocks, and the others chastise him for going after her... and he shares the differences in their christmases... Smoke up Johnny! They lament, asking if they're going to be like their parents, and Allison states its unavoidable, that when you grow up, your heart dies. Brian asks if they'll still be friends on Monday, and Claire tells them the truth that they wont be friends... they go back and forth about how shitty that is, and Brian shares why hes in Saturday school... because he was going to kill himself with a flair gun. Which they all laugh at. Which then prompts Allison to share that she did nothing to be there, she had nothing better to do. Segue to 80's musical montage. (we are not alone)

     

    S:

    -Any of y'all ever consider running away?

    -Would you say your bizarre? How so?

    -Tell zapping the kid in 8th grade story

    -Originally the dance montage was supposed to ONLY be Molly Ringwald, but she didn't want to do it alone, which then kind of spawned the 80's/Mtv dance montages.

     

    Bender is crawling back through the ceiling, Claire convinces Brian that he should write the essay Vernon asked them to write. Claire then takes Allison for a make over. Claire goes into the closet with Bender, as Allison FINALLY gets Andys attention after watching him the WHOLE TIME. Claire kisses Bender, and he offers to be something her parents use against each other. Andy complements Allison, who she states Claire did it. They all walk out together, Andy and Allison kiss, Claire gives Bender one of her diamond earrings, which he made fun of her for earlier. They share a kiss, and she leaves. Bender puts the earring in, and a voice over is heard: (voice over), Bender is shown walking across a field, he throws a fist in the air, freeze frame, and credits roll.

     

    S:

    -Kissing in front of the parents... Is it just me that thinks thats weird? That shit is NOT happening with my daughter. She'll sneak around like God intended.

     

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    Interview with a Gem

    Interview with a Gem

    Sarah and Mary have a fun chat with the screenwriter for Lifetime’s “A Predator Returns,” the all around amazing human, John Doolan. Take a listen for some inside scoop on Lifetime movie ridiculousness and have some laughs while you’re at it.

     

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    John Hughes

    John Hughes

    On the 57th episode of the Slice By Slice podcast, Jesse and Josh take a look at the body of work of writer/director John Hughes, who some say was the voice of a generation. Recorded on 03/28/21. Released on 4/1/21

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    • Intro
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    • Corrections and Updates
    • What We Watched
    • John Hughes Backstory and Career
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      • The Breakfast Club  (1985)
      • Ferris Bueller's Day Off (1986)
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    Sixteen Candles

    Sixteen Candles
    In our lucky number sleventh episode, we decided to throw a lackluster surprise party with Sixteen Candles, 80s icon John Hughes's directorial debut. We discuss the highs and lows of Hughes here and elsewhere, touch on the experience of viewing older art with contemporary eyes, weigh what exactly mainstream 80s American cinema was aiming to accomplish, and generally suffer through the experience known as Long Duk Dong. Feel free to skip to 51:21 for the beginning of our audio commentary. As always, please like, subscribe, rate, and review us on all of our channels, which include Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube! Contact us at huffmanbrothersproductions@gmail.com with your questions, comments, and requests. https://www.newyorker.com/culture/personal-history/what-about-the-breakfast-club-molly-ringwald-metoo-john-hughes-pretty-in-pink

    The Breakfast Club (1985) - Directed by John Hughes

    The Breakfast Club (1985) - Directed by John Hughes

    Ryan and Ty take a trip back to the 80's this week to talk about the 1985 John Hughes film The Breakfast Club. Topics range from the expected things like a search for understanding, to the less expected topic of writer/director's depiction of questionable or offensive dialogue and who that reflects on. Be sure to check out our social media accounts to vote on next weeks episode. You can email us at rollitpodcast@gmail.com or follow us!    

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    Pretty in Pink (w/ Miranda Oh)

    Pretty in Pink (w/ Miranda Oh)

    It's Valentine's Day! To celebrate this day, and our 5,000th download, we have a special guest for this episode!

    This week, the Plotaholics welcome chick lit author, and Ms. Chin-Up-Tits-Out herself, Miranda Oh, of the Quill and Ink podcast. Miranda joins Shane and Bryan to discuss the 1986 John Hughes film Pretty in Pink, starring Molly Ringwald, THE Jon Cryer, James Spader, Andrew McCarthy, Annie Pots, and an appearance by Andrew "Dice" Clay!

    In this film, Ringwald plays Andie, a girl from the poor side of town. The film focuses on her "romance" with rich kid, Blane, and the unrequited love from her best friend, Duckie--played masterfully by Jon Cryer.

    This is a film that could be better, but it's way better than a few other Hughes films we've discussed!

    We also get a WORLD PREMIERE of a new song by THE Shane Wilson. This episode has it all! Kick back, relax, and listen as the Plotaholics and special guest Miranda Oh talk about Pretty in Pink!

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    09: Parkour! In the Library

    09: Parkour! In the Library

    127 Hours with a Film Kid: We discuss Hide and Seek, Stick Ball, Foursquare, Red Rover … oh whoops, those were just the games Spike Lee would rather be playing right now. 

    See Spike Lee's full statement

    The Breakfast Club: We kill time talking about the various ways 5 teens kill time, the absolutely incorrect way to get high, and an alternate interpretation of the iconic fist pump. 

    Molly Ringwald on Revisiting The Breakfast Club in  the Age of #MeToo

    Lemonade Mouth: Brooke is surprised that this Disney Channel Original Movie is a musical (but shouldn’t be), Lindsey makes endless Rage Against the Machine references, and we ponder if Joe Biden would wear a fedora. 

    Film Kid Giant Squids is produced and hosted by Lindsey Buttel and Brooke Hoppe.  Intro music is by the band Poly Action licensed under CC BY 3.0 

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    Coming Of Age 1: Breakfast Club - Livia Gruber

    Coming Of Age 1: Breakfast Club - Livia Gruber
    Otto und Sabrina reden mit Livia Gruber über DEN Nachsitzfilm der 80er Jahre von John Hughes, warum Teenagersein nervt und ob der Film mal sein Leben chillen sollte. Außerdem werden wieder wichtige Fragen aufgeregt beantwortet und/oder heftig diskutiert: Hätte Nicolas Cage der Gruppendynamik in der Bibliothek gut getan? Welches Shampoo verwendet Ally Sheedy gegen Parmesanschuppen? Und in wessen Neubesetzung wird Timothy Chalamet den Bully spielen? Egal ob Sportler oder Prinzessin, ihr seid alle zum 35. Geburtstag vom Breakfast Club eingeladen. Bringt nur zur Sicherheit euer eigenes Lunchpaket mit.

    The Breakfast Club

    The Breakfast Club

    The Plotaholics wrap up this 80s-centric January with the film that many consider to be the quintessential 80s teen flick: The Breakfast Club. Has there ever been a movie that has inspired more callbacks--from dancing in the library to "what about you, dad?"--than this one?  Emilio Estevez, Anthony Michael Hall, Judd Nelson, Molly Ringwald and Ally Sheedy round out an ensemble cast with representatives from every high school character-type you can think of--the rebel, the crazy one, the jock, the brain, and the popular girl.

    Bryan was up all night driving before we recorded this episode, so things take a couple of weird turns. The Plotaholics spend time talking about the under-appreciated 90s kids' show, Tattooed Teenage Alien Fighters from Beverly Hills and what role Thankskilling alum, Wanda Lust, would play in an adult reboot of said show set in Illinois. There is table-top RPG talk (Shane is playing Monster of the Week from Evil Hat Productions and loving it) and Funko Pop talk (Bryan found Angel from Buffy!).

    It's everything you've come to expect from a distraction-heavy episode of The Plotaholics Podcast, including one Plotaholic's heart-breaking revelation that he is, in fact, a Millennial.

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    Talking Hallmark Movies and Filmmaking with Synthetic Cinema International

    Talking Hallmark Movies and Filmmaking with Synthetic Cinema International

    What do killer pine trees, aliens, Molly Ringwald and Hallmark Channel's Christmas at Pemberley Manor have in common?

    Synthetic Cinema International.

    This Connecticut-based production company got its start making 'awful' horror films, but has since found its sweet spot in the holiday film genre.

    Co-founder, Andrew Gernhard, and director, Colin Theys, dish on everything from the Netflix series Daredevil to behind the scenes making some of Hallmark Channel's most popular holiday movies.

    Episode 13 - Sixteen Candles

    Episode 13 - Sixteen Candles

    Can we borrow your underpants— I mean, your attention—for 24 minutes? Emily and Breanne chat about Sixteen Candles and whether it holds up 34 years after it was released. We also briefly discuss our trip to the Popnology exhibit at the Telus World of Science, and who did better at a test.

    0123 | The Breakfast Club (1985)

    0123 | The Breakfast Club (1985)

    This week on G-Splash we celebrate March 24th as Breakfast Club day as the brat pack caught Saturday detention in what is known as the film that defines the 80's. John Hughes' The Breakfast Club is a classic 80s film that set the precedent for teen films forever. Also we got a soundboard...

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