1985 episode of NBC's "Today" featuring The Breakfast Club cast

[@ylekiote99999]

Even they had no idea that Breakfast Club would become one of the most iconic movies of all time.

[@Anam.Fatima19]

And that makes it all the more special!

[@Sindollx666x]

Its still one of my favorites. I'd still love to do a play of it. Perhaps modernize it a bit. I just always wanted to be in it. I suppose I still could. Im nearly 39, but people think i'm in my 20s all the time, and people in their 20s are often cast to play teens, so... why not? Lol. Anywho I would be torn between paying Allison or Bender (Why couldn't Benders character be a female?)

[@scottdecker9115]

@@Sindollx666x A play would be a good thing, just be advised, you might have to tinker with some of the language to get it approved for a school or the establishment where you want to perform it.

[@reneenayfabnaynay5679]

@@Sindollx666x you could even make a play of them coming back to the highschool twenty-five years later because Brian had made them all promise to do that in exchange for writing their paper at the end. You could totally make up how you think their lives would have gone. Do Claire & John show up as a couple, still together after all those years? Or did they go their separate ways that following Monday? So many roads to take these characters down! Dang! You got me going! Lol!

[@Sindollx666x]

@@reneenayfabnaynay5679 I LOVE THAT !! Great idea!! Technically, friend, it's your idea, so if you want to write it, by all means please do! Or if you want to create a Quora, or a reddit (or perhaps I will) maybe we could collaborate and get anyone interested to help develop all these stories/plays/fanfictions. Another neat idea would be if one of the original (or more, evens) kids ended up here together and the original characters (whomever is used) could reunite when they go to pick up their kids!

[@pepsicola0786]

They're all so well spoken. And Judd, mannnn he is hot

[@NiaBad]

Pepsi Cola yess kid is fine

[@dogfan4lyfe]

No kidding. Beautiful hook nose. Nice guy with I have to guess a nice body. Wish he wasn’t wearing so much heavy clothing.

[@leemurray4158]

And so Cool

[@andreamerlehoward]

I remember when I first saw that movie. I had such a crush on “The Rebel.” I always wished his character had been able to finish the joke before falling through the ceiling... 🤣

[@buffycatnip]

@@andreamerlehoward there's no punchline to the joke, it was made up with no ending to it but i'm curious to know what it is lol

[@arx754]

For those who might see Estevez as a "failed actor", don't. Early on, he found that his "true love' and talent was "behind the scenes". He got into producing and directing and had a long, successful, and happy career doing that.

[@tristramcoffin926]

Frankly, he turned out way more well-adjusted than his brother did.

[@YourGFsFavoriteBF]

I’ve always liked Emilio as an actor.

[@andrewescocia2707]

@Brad BradBradBrad Estevez had a really solid career in the '80s and '90s after that took the foot off the gas and enjoyed his money while he was still a youngish man.

[@TheKitchenerLeslie]

He directed a film called The War At Home... it's really good!

[@ernestouribe9494]

He was Gordon Bombay. "Ducks fly together!"

[@happyhorse1028]

Ally Sheedy looks so natural and beautiful.

[@tanyasidello7885]

I like how the standard of beauty was a lot more natural back then... Granted we did wear a lot of makeup at times but it was still different... everyone had a different way of expressing their look as opposed to today when it feels like everyone is trying to look similar.

[@happyhorse1028]

Tanya Sidello today, foundation is too heavy, brows too thick and dark and lashes are completely over the top. Today a lot of girls look like drag queens.

[@tanyasidello7885]

@@happyhorse1028 I was thinking that the other day in those same terms. I like the look of a natural woman.

[@happyhorse1028]

Tanya Sidello likewise. I prefer makeup to remain in the palette, or for a girl to look like she isn’t wearing makeup. Subtle makeup, catered to someone’s complexion looks beautiful.

[@tanyasidello7885]

@@happyhorse1028 I agree

[@silenthill5794]

Judd Nelson should have had the total career that Robert Downey Jr had. His agent really let him down.

[@JRInTroy]

Really? I'd be curious to hear that story.

[@TitoTimTravels]

He did some really good stuff early on... then kind of faded away. I have no idea what happened.

[@bellmeisterful]

Yeah youre probably right. But his part in New Jack City, I dont know, was kinda weak. Not sure, the script?

[@garyAjames]

Facts

[@johnsmith-wx5fb]

Chuck. He is. Cant you see it?

[@Coldstreamer17]

Judd sounds like the opposite of his character he played XD

[@terepk]

He's more like male Claire XD

[@rmartin7558]

"I'm thinkin' of tryin' for a skollashiiip!"

[@Ilostmyfob]

Lol

[@Tre404]

lol!

[@joshuasmith6346]

Thats another after school detention for you

[@rmartin7558]

See you next Saturday!

[@21LIZD]

🤣🤣🤣🤣👍

[@maxsingwell]

All of them are so well spoken and humble in this interview. And the whole atmosphere is so calm and quiet….seems SO very different from today.

[@calypojr]

Completely different...different times they were raised in....now everyone is so damn spoiled...it's insane

[@Agave310]

Lol Oh TRUST if social media were a thing then you'd see all the cocaine and crazy stuff they did. Young money has and always will be crazy, just more private before social media age.

[@PCorNPC]

I wouldn't say humble. But they're young and still politeful and respectful, which isn't a common thing anymore. Back then they had little worry about being canceled like today. So of course they're calm.

[@sobmaz]

@@PCorNPC Well, with that demeanor and those language skills, even if there was cancel culture at the time they would have passed swimmingly.

[@lilylittlemonster5]

TV used to be so different back then. Turning on a morning show was a pleasure, if you had the time. Not like today.

[@dr.victorstrange6848]

So interesting how today interviews are never this "quiet". There always background music or cut to scenes from upcoming movies while people are talking. The 80s were just so unique I miss them. There was time to breathe and take in what you were watching. Today everything looks and feels like channel surfing.

[@shaunbarnett2972]

One of the best 80s movies made. Perfect for an 80s teen! With a soundtrack and moments that stay with you for your whole life.

[@michaelclyburn5858]

A calm, respectful, humble interview. All of them have such good manners here. A fantastic movie absolutely. However, this interview and the atmosphere is incredible.

[@poopdaddy4217]

I remember playing the end of the Breakfast Club over and over, on my Betamax VCR. Yes, I'm a dinosaur :)

[@bellmeisterful]

The part where Bender walks across the field and thrusts his fist in the air?

[@poopdaddy4217]

@@bellmeisterful Hehe, that's the one xD

[@princesscl67]

I’m old also. Going to high school in the 80’s ROCKED!

[@happyhorse1028]

ツツ me too. We are not extinct. That is just an urban myth.

[@EmlovesRugrats]

What’s a betamax vcr ?

[@Sindollx666x]

Look how young and cute Anthony Michael Hall is with his almost new wave hair. Love it.

[@jessicacaleno1998]

the interviewer was making things awkward

[@vahi37]

That's Jane Pauley!

[@theoldanarchist]

I got the sense that she wasn't really interested in them or the film.

[@billbelzek6748]

Jane Pauley was probably the most famous morning anchor --- she just has that plastic persona that most TV people had in the 80's

[@emrebilgi]

I'm surprised with your comments. She looked and sounded very cute, natural and interested to me. I enjoyed her chemistry with her guests who also all looked/sounded natural and professional.

[@AlexYounger]

They’re all insecure kids. They’re just being typical, which is to say: awkward.

[@DD-sw1dd]

Judd was hands down the best performance.

[@lynnturman8157]

yeah well he had the best part

[@philiphatfield5666]

I was 10 years older than the target group that this movie was aimed at, but I still enjoyed it, but I was very surprised that this group of performers did not become superstars---not even close! I really liked Ally Sheedy, especially in "Short Circuit"; but poor Judd Nelson's career as a major leading man could not possibly be sustained after he starred in such wretched movies as "Blue City" and "From The Hip".

[@jpete3027666]

Agree

[@mikewazowski350]

I want to go back to 1985 knowing what I know today

[@rickg8015]

Yeah, just like Michael J. Fox.. And also play “Everyvody Wants to Rule the World” in a loop..

[@scottbaker4534]

It's important for anyone born more than nine months AFTER Mike plans to arrive in 1985 to hunt him down and KILL HIM if he gets anywhere near a time machine. The butterfly effect is inaccurate (sorry Ray Bradbury). You'd only need to look a few days downstream of a splintered timeline (not millions of years) to see MASSIVE causal disruption to world events. Only events well underway would continue as they did, and even then there would be countless different outcomes. It is virtually impossible for anyone conceived more than a few days after the target temporal incursion point to be conceived after the incursion. Consult a biologist or physician specializing in fertility and a particle physicist to completely understand why. No one's life history survives backward time travel. Everything changes almost instantly. The pandemic is a great example, given the alteration of life paths, movement on the planet's surface, pollution levels, countless other variables. Simply consider how quickly the virus infected tens of millions of people and you can see how the movement of molecules around the global is so quick. Viruses are made of molecules. All this said, I am SO with you there, brother Mike. 1985 was THE BEST year of my life, by far. It's certainly cliche to say "knowing what I know now..." but it's so true for me in that year. My best year could have been so much better. Mostly true pertaining to interpersonal relationships, but then there's PCs and the internet tech boom, the burgeoning crisis with then CIA operative and family friend of the Bushes, Osama Bin Laden, not to mention the defective O-rings on Challenger, the tragedy of Pee-Wee Herman making that ONE LITTLE MISTAKE in a darkened theater...so many things I would want to prevent or make better. Then I think of all the young people I love who only exist as a result of all the terrible things I'd stop or the world-changing benefits I could bring to the new time line. Not one single person born in 1987 or beyond would exist. Don't misunderstand me, it's not like life would end, or people would stop having babies, it's that none of them...NONE...would be conceived at just the right moment, with the same combination of gametes, the exact "load" launched, the same angle of ejaculate trajectory...etc. The odds of any of us being exactly who we are, genetically, by our parent's union is 1:8,000,000+, then take into account all of the factors, including temperature, gravity, air pressure, body position, choices effecting intensity and timing of ejaculation, and the fact that there are more than 300,000,000,000 sperm vying to be the one that reaches the egg first (talk about a zero-sum game!) and you can see how even the most minute change in the day's events leading to copulation would nearly eliminate the same person being conceived. Think about all the hundreds of thousands of tiny decisions we make (35,000 consciously, nearly 400,000 unconsciously) during the course of a day. Traveling back in time, and making changes (especially the BIG ones you might WANT to make) would cause a tidal wave of causality that would circle the globe in just a few hours, causing noticeable changes in a few days. Just on my own in 1985, I could choose to slow down or even reverse the slow collapsing of the Soviet Union by revealing privileged information I have about the nature of the Strategic Defense Initiative hoax conspiracy. I would have been able to contact specific journalists, politicians, and members of academia who would have been in a position to expose the fraud of the "Star Wars Defense System" and reveal that it was a ploy to bankrupt the Soviets by forcing them into a new arms race they simply could not afford. Would I do that? Well, I might, if I was 16 again and thought it could get me laid!

[@laurarobb8122]

Why is Michael actually so nice looking aghhh he is so dreamy 😂

[@txmetalhead82xk]

He has a great, genuine smile.

[@DiddyKongsLeftFoot]

who? AMH the kid who played Brian

[@glitterxmilk4164]

Anthony Michael Hall's hair is way cool here!!!

[@vanilla5245]

He looks awesome here

[@chiefscheider]

He was probably filming (or had just finished filming) Weird Science

[@chinuaalibatya7345]

Yeah he looks the same as he did in that movie

[@rrguitar1]

She is 16 here and sounds very mature for her age. He is in his early 20's and is also mature for his age. Very impressive.

[@ColorsBright]

I don't have a list of favorite directors but John Hughes is definitely my favorite director. Many people talk about Spielberg, etc.. all those big names.. but John to me is just untouchable. So glad for his movies.

[@kataisa3]

Notice how Jane Pauley was asking some good, interesting questions. Notice how well-dressed, modest, and well-behaved the young actors were. Notice how quiet the whole interview was, no music constantly playing or co-hosts interrupting with stupid questions and constantly laughing like hyenas. It's like it was a different world back then. A better world, actually.

[@moimeme6533]

good interview but tbh some of her questions seemed a little out of context

[@georgeskate78]

Notice how this is from 1985

[@victoriatabares6498]

Netflix took it off and I'm fuming >:(

[@niayo8911]

foreal!? bitch im suing

[@victoriatabares6498]

@@niayo8911 exactly thank you!

[@jph4852]

It's still available on Netflix Japan. Haha!

[@nanidistler347]

I WAS THERE THE MOMENT THEY TOOK IT OFF, AND IMMA FUCKING SUE.

[@Jakegothicsnake]

Good ol' Netflix. Always taking away what we love.......

[@blissxx8249]

1:16 omg that smile😍

[@cassandramartinez3068]

Beautiful smile 💗

[@mrmeliodaskid]

One of the greatest movies from the 80’s!

[@pauliepaul3697]

Your kidding TANGO AND CASH 💸 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@thebest-zw6qc]

Honestly I wish I was born in the 80s. Breakfast club is my all time favourite movie and honestly I love the cast. It's just so fascinating to see how life was so simple and kind in the 80s. And also Anthony Michael Hall is 🥵

[@hazelwray5307]

'So simple and kind'? It depends where you live or what school you go to...or luck. School can be a harsh environment whatever the decade.

[@meetvirginia7023]

Anthony Michael Hall dated Trisha Paytas years ago 😬

[@daveyboy_]

Then u would have wanted be been have born in 68 69 or 70 to fully to have appreciated this movie in the 80's

[@txmetalhead82xk]

I was born in 70. Believe me, if you grew up in the 80s, you wouldn’t have fully appreciated it until 20-30 years later. We were just getting by, but it was a magical decade.

[@HardwiredZ06]

It's a breath of fresh air to come back and see how different things seemed to be during this time. You just don't see this type of interaction on camera on major media outlets nowadays.

[@HardwiredZ06]

@Vince Belfort I'm talking about the juxtaposition of people being interviewed on tv in the 1980s vs 2010-2020s. Based on your comment, your taking a pretty cursory approach that it's just people talking. I was referring to how way the people the people are talking to each other, their facial expressions, their delay, everything, it's much different then what you see today. It's an effect of time and change. It's nice to be able to go back and appreciate it.

[@brendonm9601]

Ally Sheedy always had the cutest smile

[@judsongaiden9878]

In my headcanon, Bender became a successful mechanic after high school. Didn't bother with college because he didn't need it since he had a natural aptitude for mechanical systems and blue-collar grunt work (which is why he took shop class). His success (and independence) became his ultimate revenge against all of his oppressors, especially his father. "Success" on his own terms, that is. Mechanic jobs pay reasonably well, by the standards of us "grunts," and are relatively stable.

[@kellybraille]

Hooooo Judd Nelson. He is probably nothing like his character in The Breakfast Club, but dang I can't shake my school girl crush on him. I'm almost 50 and I still melt a little every time I see him.

[@johnhumphrey7525]

This interview is not so great. It is almost like she doesn’t know what questions to ask

[@harpoon_bakery162]

she did a fab job

[@happyhorse1028]

John Humphrey she looks very young, perhaps she is just inexperienced

[@RageDaug]

I think part of it is that TV interviews have come a long way since then. Most interviews I watch from the 80's have at least a little cringe or awkwardness to them. There's a lot more production that goes into interviews these days including prepared funny stories and small talk, versus just asking everyone about their characters.

[@ForEternia]

IKR

[@SadisticOtters]

@@RageDaug That's what makes it charming.

[@savedfaves]

Judd looks like Pacino is one of his films here.

[@sajid1979]

Awesome movie 🎥, never get bored of it. I still watch it, in my 40s.

[@FacheChanteDeux]

It is amazing how well Emilio turned out and what a mess Charlie is. Sad really.

[@scottbaker4534]

It's because he looked inside the box and found enlightenment.

[@brandyoctober5923]

Emilio has always been so handsome

[@evanshtoo3027]

They all seem nervous or some sort. There is a lot of brief silent between the questions. The 80s was really a different time. They were all well-spoken, that's for sure.

[@johnnynephrite6147]

*The Quintessential 80's Movie.*

[@mikerobiv5999]

One of best movies among other great movies !!! A must see

[@dilipkhednah]

Another 1980s Hit. Great film to watch when it comes on television.

[@Bmphotog]

Absolute classic. One of the great movies - Judd was so slick and smart. Perfect casting, all great actors.

[@Norrbottning]

As soon as I see that movie poster I hear the Simple Minds song in my head

[@sign543]

Both of these people are so well spoken for being so young..this film changed my life, I am the same age as Molly Ringworm...what stands out so much about this film is that it’s timeless in its message, even if the music dates it. In fact, the music is so much of its charm. John Hughes was a brilliant filmmaker. I wish he’d have lived. It’d be interesting to see what he’d have continued to make. Judd Nelson didn’t get along with John Hughes, actually. I read that Hughes didn’t even want Judd for the part, but Judd made that role what it was. Funny how now Anthony Michael Hall’s character today would be celebrated as the appealing nerd...but in 1985, it was a curse to identify with him. The character played by Ally Sheedy is another classic character who never gets old. She exists in almost every era from the 1950s to even now. There were at least 3-5 people (girls) who were my high school’s version of Ally’s character. I was friends with one, and it was definitely not acceptable then. They were ostracized terribly, mistreated, maligned behind their backs, made fun of, etc. And they didn’t give a sh*t.

[@joelsieradzan]

bra said molly ringworm im cryin

[@txmetalhead82xk]

Ally inspired the goth, loner look. It was such a great performance. I found the goth girls, to be, the most genuine.

[@ThunderPants13]

This movie was a collection of great actors led by a brilliant director and screenwriter, so I guess it shouldn't be a surprise that it is still popular years later.

[@avanishdutta2658]

Yeah. It has become a kind of movie that is relatable to many teenagers today. I watched only a few days ago and liked how hughes' blended these characters as different but relatable. I think john hughes was great for his movies on teenagers and also, planes, trains and automobiles(my favourite hughes movie along with ferris bueller's day off and The breakfast club). Too bad he couldn't give his director's cut of 150 minutes. Would have been really good to see it.

[@Automaticstop1]

7:31 I didn't know Emilio was playing a duck in this movie.

[@mikedelancellotti6905]

Helped me tremendously and still own a record & dvd now of it. Won of my favorite movies @ 49!

[@mscottlawrence2037]

Damn I miss the 80s

[@spirg]

Fabulous movie , Fabulous decade …. The likes, you’ll never see again. Glad I lived it

[@CallousCoder]

Such an awesome movie! And one I revisit every year ones or twice.

[@RonniReMIX]

It's so cool to see them on the edge of a super successful film what would become such an Iconic fixture in millions of American Teenagers lives! The film is literally a panoramic view of American teenage life just before the critical transition into The REAL WORLD after highschool... * Bravo John Hughes, Blessings on your GREAT creative Spirit!

[@heidiavera8851]

One of my favorite movies and my kids love it too

[@grizzlywhisker]

Thanks for posting this, I've never seen this before.

[@jenniferlawrence9652]

That was so enjoyable..thank you for posting it...love seeing the clothing and the way they spoke...so much more mature then kids today... today it seems like no one can focus for long because they are to distracted with their phone...

[@HiLoveLeighs]

I really like Anthony Michael Hall’s vibe. And, this movie will forever be my favorite and most nostalgic of movies.

[@TheWingsoffury]

80"s honesty is more real than today's honesty!

[@danika5284]

i wish i was a teenager in the 80s it was way better than our generation now

[@edwardlagrossa1246]

Get your face out of your phone would be a good start.

[@AwesomeHila]

So true..

[@Graanvlok]

I was 11 in 1989 so not a teenager exactly. But it was cool. I liked it. :-)

[@lessonslearned1955]

@@edwardlagrossa1246 Assumptions

[@test868]

One of my all time favourite films. So well scripted and acted. Great soundtrack.....faultless. I recommend everyone watches it.

[@myronsanders4563]

After Looking at these Interviews......Judd Nelson had the best performance in the film. He was pretty believable as the Juvie who grew up on the wrong Side of the Tracks. Yet grew up Privileged and attended one of the most Elite Prep Schools in NY in Real life. Night and Day from the Real Guy and the Character Also, "St Elmo's Fire" Came out the Same Year (Which Estevez and Judd was also in) the 80s is one of those Decades that came off as Cheesy when it ended, but seems to age better as time passes

[@zongaaxor9909]

After so many years it is still my favourite movie

[@wk8276]

One of the best movies ever made. I wish movies were made like this now days. I miss those 80's movies.

[@trishabnot7125]

I forgot there actually was time when people, young or older, weren’t rewarded for being cocky, self-centered, a-holes 😆

[@faustace3093]

Anthony M Hall's Voice is so relaxing.

[@jeannadal8493]

I simply looove you Judd

[@46foryounger]

Wow they all have such beautiful spirits and they have all done well for themselves and continued to be in the profession they loved and been on a good path in their lives. That is pretty awesome to see. Emilio is the spitting image of his dad and such a sweetheart. I always understood how him and Paula Abdul got together because both of them were always so kind hearted and talented.

[@MotownGuitarJoe]

1985 - a very good year.

[@Madeleineadamp]

Do you think that Bender still got Claire’s earring? “Don’t you forget about me...don’t don’t don’t don’t you forget about me...rain keep falling rain keep falling down down down”

[@celinhabr1]

For sure.

[@negativeindustrial]

Pretty sure he got more than that.

[@Madeleineadamp]

Neg Ative No, doubt they slept with each other.

[@WebVManReturns]

I bet they got married and he was a mechanic who went into Criminal Psychology and she became a fashion designer. They probably got hitched in Vegas just to spite Claire's parents, but stayed together.

[@nancymarkiewick3557]

@@WebVManReturns Sounds awesome

[@zestydude87]

Im watching this while im watching the Breakfast Club on tv

[@tomfrankiewicz7951]

I still watch this movie from time to time

[@misterr279]

Emilio has a look of Jared Leto

[@christopherbell4543]

This was actually good I'm impressed

[@edp3202]

I never saw this interview and im loving it being an old Gen Xer.

[@rogers4845]

In public school when I went the jocks were often also the bullies. The guys like bender were tough and you would not want to cross them, but they were not bullies and often looked out for others. Mostly because they wanted an excuse to pound a jock.

[@uniquellyawesome2268]

Dude Anthony is so soft spoken its adorable

[@fletcher373]

Wow Molly was super articulate mature especially for a 16 year old child. 😂 And so humble and sweet and down to earth. I loved all her movies back then. Im a few years younger remember her from facts of life. Judd comes off intense lol like look of characters he has played.

[@markwalker3829]

I think everyone can name a person from their high school years who resembled one of these characters. That reason made this movie very relatable, besides the brilliant acting of these then young stars.😁

[@dawnagordon2333]

1 of my All time Favorite Movies

[@magiccheeseball]

When i was high school in the 80s there was no teachers in the hallway telling me what to do and I never even saw the principal except for at events i didn't like this movie when i fist saw it in a theater i felt like i just spent an hour and a half in detention i went to movies to escape from that sort of boring things in life but years later l liked it for the nostalgia it's such a classic john Hughes film!

[@heatheralastor4822]

Where can I find more interviews like this. I love this movie clips❤

[@otisroseboro5613]

R.I.P To A Great Writer Producer & Director John Hughes, Still Miss You, Always

[@cheetajet320]

That movie "Surviving" Molly did was gut-wrentching! Omg! I never cried so much at a movie.

[@swalterstennis]

The movie was/is INCREDIBLE!!!!

[@robertshulenberger]

I don't think all five of them have ever been on the same talk show at the same time before. I wish they would have shown the movie clips.

[@TopSecretVid]

such a great interview!

[@cgilm2526]

Such an incredible cast. Everyone of us who grew up in the 80's found out that we all we a jock, a princess, a ciminal, a brain and a basket case.

[@roybatty3194]

Ahhh....Ally Sheedy!❤

[@davidcleveland2264]

A GREAT movie now and then❤

[@jon4715]

In a whispered, mysterious voice..."no I wasn't typecast." -teenage Anthony Michael Hall

[@arx754]

I'm "older" and this movie came out when I was young. I saw it and well remember how BIG it was. One of the things that still surprises me is that Judd Nelson---who seemed like a 'break-out" star in the film---never "broke out". Matter of fact, I think this was his biggest flim role. Have always been curious about why it didn't happen for him.

[@chiefscheider]

True, he definitely had that star quality/charisma. He was the lead in a couple of box office duds after TBC (Blue City and From the Hip) so maybe that had something to do with it. Even so, based on his list of credits on IMDb he's made a comfortable living as an actor -- if not mega stardom/$$$.

[@Breamoo]

I still watching this till this day

[@CheroLynnBSharp]

Judd think he some sophisticated fella 😂

[@Earthtime3978]

Prep school will do that

[@ourtravelingzoo3740]

I prefer John Bender to that prep

[@blakecrosby5123]

Molly was so beautiful and judd was the very definition of cool in this movie

[@PAPASTHEGREAT]

Today's teenager like puppets controlled by smart phones and the internet.

[@slsl5243]

Especially social media.

[@yonathanasefaw9001]

So well spoken!

[@user-jl8lw8td7f]

This is fascinating

[@maryperry1773]

Emilio looks So much like his father here 🌟

[@dananicole3969]

They were all great in the movie,but judd nelson stood out the most.i would want too see alot more of him in more movies,hes really an interesting, intense actor.

[@DWilliam1]

Great movie. It took place during my HS days. Very accurate.

[@BookClubDisaster]

People really don't know who Jane Pauley is? I'm old.

[@negativeindustrial]

Ryan Doyle Who?

[@jeremypr]

Judd Nelson has such a curiosity/intrigue type of presence in this 1985 interview, almost as if he had big opportunities coming in his future. Tragic.

[@Noneya2023]

There was no one sexier than Judd Nelson in the Breakfast Club. Or St Elmo’s Fire… or New Jack City…. 🔥❤️🌹

[@wingerfan1]

The way that Anthony looked at Ally definitely made me wonder if there was more that happened there in.

[@SK-dy3nr]

Michael had the biggest mistake by building his body that end his career

[@analogkid4957]

S K what do you mean? He worked out in bodybuilding and lost the “ young nerdish kid” look?

[@droberts1664]

I loved being a teenager in the 80s.