John Hughes/Matthew Broderick/Jennifer Grey- Interview (Ferris Bueller) 1986 [RITY Archive]

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[@David-if3hr]

like the calm way of interviewing, today its just too fast..

[@11matt11]

Brian was very respected in Canada. Even though he was a perfect for parody by SCTV. Jiminy Glick is partially based on him.

[@moochercat]

Feels too much like an interview to me. Today a lot of interviews come across as a conversation, which I like better.

[@brocklee1996]

Yeah today's interviews are too fast because everyone is on coke and Adderall.

[@leftyspade]

Great interview, amazing movie, one of my best to get out of clinical depression.

[@wiredwebmaster]

great vintage interviews!

[@LiebeNachDland]

Beautiful movie. Smart, funny, simple, thought-provoking, sarcastic, Americana, and non-PC. Best comedy ever.

[@RocStarr913]

The critics didn’t like it though. And it hasn’t aged very well with most people.

[@brersam9473]

MATTHEW IS SO CUUUUUUUUUUTTTTTTE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Fortaz107]

So is John Hughes

[@thewilfords4602]

This is awesome John Hughes is a legend he was a huge part of the 80’s. Jennifer Grey is still as Beautiful as she was then.

[@SaintMartins]

*He only Directed 8 of his written films* 16 Candles (1984), The Breakfast Club (1985), Weird Science (1985), Ferris Buellers Day Off (1986), Planes, Trains & Automobiles (1987), She's Having A Baby (1988), Uncle Buck (1989), Curly Sue (1991) *But he also wrote & sold away his scripts for....* Nat. Lamp. Vacation (1983), Pretty In Pink (1986), Some Kind Of Wonderful (1987), Nat. Lamp. Christmas Vacation (1989), Home Alone (1990)

[@alexgrantham4747]

Don't forget Dutch!

[@ludwigfan3013]

And also The Great Outdoors

[@trevormcmanis]

Awesome interview. Thanks for sharing

[@rmartin7558]

Jennifer Grey was SO CUTE. Mia Sara was GORGEOUS.

[@ajdc88]

jennifer grey was soooooooo fine

[@williamshaw9047]

Before "Ferris" shot, Broderick had been playing Eugene Jerome in Neil Simon's play "Biloxi Blues" with Alan Ruck playing Don Carney. A couple of years later, Mike Nichols directed Broderick in a film version of the play, with Casey Siemaszko playing Ruck's role.

[@leedummett4412]

love ferris bueller.

[@grahamjay7080]

Jennifer Grey has the hottest cheeky smile ever. Soon Gorgeous 😍

[@EarlHutton2030]

A brilliant man. Gone too soon!

[@joelewishenry7886]

Great interviewer. Thoughtful.

[@chasey2327]

bit creepy though!

[@christschool]

Did John Hughes ever make a bad movie?

[@killyourtelevision999]

Sixteen Candles had some problems. Two problems that come to mind: a lack of antagonist, a Chinese character that wasn't very amusing and added nothing to the story.

[@beevezeepe6615]

@@killyourtelevision999, the story was meant to be an ensemble. Being different in such a way that an "antagonist" is not missed makes it more unique and still thoroughly entertaining. The movie isn't lacking anything nor are those its "problems."

[@rickblaine8383]

@@killyourtelevision999 Nothing to do with that interpretation and the supposedly "problematic" content is only in the minds of the American left-wing media. It is a wonderful film about first love, coming of age, family bonding, sexual awakening and an ode to fun.

[@Kurtiscott]

Trying desperately to make something out of Mia Sara’s “lack of ambition” was pretty nauseating IMHO. Literally a non issue and yet, he would not drop it. Other than that it was fun seeing these vintage interviews.

[@mischievousjr.9299]

Jennifer Grey is so gorgeous

[@harpoon_bakery162]

This was post John Hughes Mullet days. That Mullet, wow. If i have ever looked at someone and saw this geek face and then saw that hair flowing out the back downward, you can just cut that hair out of your picture of the individual and they are an immediate geek looking person again with the big glasses and prim and proper hair. Try it with an interview when he had the mullet , it's just crazy. I which I could link up an interview when he had the mullet but they are hard to find because he generally doesn't do interviews. By the way, he was a very quick writer. Yea, he wrote some bombs, but there is NO ONE in hollywood today, that can write a screenplay faster or a story or a comic piece. How did he do it? He just had a lot of energy to do it. It wasn't that he was smart, he was a drop-out,,,,but he was just unique, that's all.

[@johnmurray7419]

Jennifer grey is 😍😍

[@gfdia35]

Think you mean was

[@sefu37]

Is this James Tipton

[@Ben-wk4je]

3:16 LOL

[@arianprofit]

10:20 wow they’re really bashing Mia. Lol. 11:54 “do you notice how crappy her acting skills are Matthew 🤔 “

[@gfdia35]

What happens when you're famous then suddenly you thrust into an interview with an oompah loompa 😂

[@arianprofit]

Those cute girls like Jen grow up to become gorgeous elder ladies. Like Tamlyn Tomita in Karate Kid 2. Was cute. Now she such a beautiful older woman.

[@troyflatland5299]

What right do you have to watermark and license this?

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[@cm37177]

That's Hollywood...

[@wendaltvedt4673]

Wait what? Alan Ruck wasn't in Biloxi Blues and Biloxi Blues came out after Ferris Bueler. Confused.

[@CTyankee]

He was in a theatrical production of it.

[@wendaltvedt4673]

@@CTyankee gotcha

[@joelewishenry7886]

Mia Sara 😍

[@mikaylacveta]

Jeez it sure is his day off 🙄🙄

[@beanerschnitzel794]

feminine energy

[@4lugan]

Hughes was republican, conservative. 😎😉

[@archivefolds]

Okay?

[@occasionalfeelgood23]

This interviewer is one of the creepiest of all time. He always made me cringe.