John Hughes died of a heart attack in 2009. AP Photo. When speaking to Fields about “The Breakfast Club” four decades later, he shared that he does not think the flick could be remade today ...

Reviewing the film, Patrick Goldstein wrote, “John Hughes is one of the few filmmakers in Hollywood who remembers high school. …Hughes’ version, which serves as the setting for the ...

John Hughes filming “Curly Sue.” Getty Images Ringwald later wrote a 2018 essay for The New Yorker in which she looked back on the power imbalance in her relationship with Hughes.

In 1978, while Jaws 2 was filling theaters, audiences were also flocking to National Lampoon's Animal House (often shortened to Animal House), a raucous college comedy co-starring Saturday Night Live ...

When John Hughes wrote “The Breakfast Club” in 1982, he could’ve made himself the rebel group’s sixth member: the Nobody. The beloved teen comedy, which just celebrated its 40th ...

I've been on a John Hughes kick lately. I find that when you watch one of his movies, the others just fall in line behind them. You get swept up by his dialogue and characters, and it's nice to be ...

Ringwald confirmed that Hughes wrote 'Sixteen Candles' after he was inspired by her headshot Universal Pictures/Courtesy Everett Collection Molly Ringwald’s 1980s collaborations with director ...

John Hughes made more stone-cold classic movies throughout his career than most filmmakers ever have. Very few of even his movies, though, hold as much of a revered and special place in pop ...

John Hughes: A Life in Film: The Genius Behind Ferris Bueller, The Breakfast Club, Home Alone, and More. Race Point Publishing, 2015.---.