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Molly Ringwald Reflects on John Hughes Era: Muse Funny Stories and Complex Feelings - MoviesMolyMolly Ringwald. Say the name and you are instantly transported back to the 1980s. Big hair shoulder pads and of course those unforgettable John Hughes movies. Sixteen Candles The Breakfast Club Pretty in Pink. These films defined a generation and Molly was right at the center of it all. But being John Hughes ' teen movie queen? It turns out it is a bit more complicated than it looks.
From Headshot to Hit Movie: The Story of How John Hughes Discovered Molly Ringwald
Here's a fun fact you might not know. John Hughes wrote Sixteen Candles just after seeing Molly Ringwald's headshot. Seriously. Molly shared that Hughes pinned her picture to his bulletin board and wrote the movie inspired by her image. When it was time to cast the film he said he wanted the girl he wrote it about. That's how Molly landed the role that launched her to teen stardom. Pretty cool story right?
But Molly says being called a "muse" by Hughes feels "peculiar". She explains when she was 15 working with Hughes who was in his 30s at the time it didn't seem that strange. She had been acting longer than he had been directing movies . Looking back now though with more life experience she sees the dynamic differently. It is "complimentary" she admits but also "peculiar". It is something she is still processing and thinks she will be for a long time.
Kingston Mines Magic: The Night That Inspired 'Pretty in Pink'
Did you know that Pretty in Pink might not exist without a night out at a Chicago blues club? Molly revealed that a trip to Kingston Mines a famous blues club in Chicago with John Hughes and co-star Matt Freeman sparked the idea for the movie.
Hughes took Molly and Matt to the club Kingston Mines where they saw Koko Taylor and Junior Wells perform. Molly says she was dancing with Matt at the club and it was an extended dance that went on for a while. That interaction between Molly and Matt on the dance floor inspired Hughes to write Pretty in Pink and create Molly's iconic character Andie Walsh.
Kingston Mines is a real place in Chicago a legendary blues venue that has been around since 1968. John Hughes often set his movies in the Chicago area showcasing local spots and landmarks. It is pretty neat to think a real Chicago night at a blues club played a part in creating such a classic movie.
Complex Feelings and Re-evaluating 80s Classics: Molly Ringwald's Perspective Today
Molly has talked openly about having "complex" feelings about her time as John Hughes' muse and about his movies in general. She acknowledges that Hughes believed in her talent and gave her amazing opportunities. She also recognizes that there were power imbalances in their relationship and problematic elements in his films.
After re-watching The Breakfast Club with her daughter Molly wrote an essay about the movie and how it looks different now. She pointed out the sexism racism and homophobia that was present in 80s culture and reflected in Hughes' films. She specifically mentioned Judd Nelson's character Bender's behavior towards her character Claire as sexual harassment.
Molly has said she hadn't spoken to Hughes for over 20 years before he passed away. While she recognizes his flaws she also acknowledges his impact and the positive aspects of their creative partnership. She sees his films as products of their time with both good and bad elements. It is about understanding the past and how far we have come and how far we still need to go.
Molly Ringwald Movies with John Hughes: A Look Back at the Iconic Teen Films
Molly Ringwald and John Hughes created some truly unforgettable movies together. Here is a quick list of their iconic collaborations:
- Sixteen Candles (1984): The movie that started it all. Molly plays Samantha Baker dealing with teenage angst and birthday drama.
- The Breakfast Club (1985): A generation-defining film about five high school students from different cliques bonding during Saturday detention. Molly is Claire Standish the "princess".
- Pretty in Pink (1986): A classic love story about Andie Walsh a girl from the "wrong side of the tracks" and Blane McDonough a popular rich kid.
These three films are essential viewing for anyone who wants to understand 80s teen culture and the movies that shaped it. They are also a testament to the unique creative partnership between Molly Ringwald and John Hughes a relationship that continues to be discussed and re-evaluated even today.