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How about "that's not in the script and I ain't wearing it?" I am a little bewildered by how that became a life-altering experience. Not to belittle Ms. Ringwald. I bet there's more to that than what's being told here.

I love Molly, but I agree with Haviland Morris. Molly can easily wait to show her kids these movies and explain real life to her in the process. Plus, what a writer creates, doesn't mean they endorse it. Look at every other movie that has someone murdered. That doesn't mean the writers endorse murder. And, casting judgement on today's norms vs norms of a different era, is ridiculous. Everyone one of us are doing things now, that future norms will frown upon. We don't know what that is, and that's the point. What Molly is doing is so silly,.....but I still love her.

Very harsh treatment of the deceased John Hughes. Kind of a low blow. I recall Hughes being celebrated back then.

I think one of the reasons those films were such a hit back then, is because teenagers behaved a lot like that.

"She looks much different than in the 80's" Gee, I wonder if it's because of 30+ years of aging.

WHO THE HELL IS CRITICIZING JOHN HUGHES FILMS?! Breakfast Club is a staple of all-time teen cinema as is Planes, Trains and Automobiles.

What's amazing is that Molly Ringwald didn't have much box office success outside of John Hughes movies.

This “woke “ crap is retrospectively destroying some of my favorite movies from the best years of my life

I was most surprised about the audition with the dog collar. I think it was about power and seeing how badly Molly wanted that job.

So Molly raised her kids to be extremely woke? That is a shame that Hollywood politics and hypocrisy are the most important aspects she has to raising kids...Hurts to say, but I lost respect for her in learning that.

She sure didn't mind taking the money for her early movie roles or the accolades. Maybe she can cleanse herself of the 'problematic' feeling by donating all of the money she earned doing those movies to young women's charities. I like her movies; they are what they are. I don't care how anyone else wants to analyze every bit of every movie to tell everyone else what to think about said movies.

I loved watching Molly 's movies!

Molly is a beautiful talented actress. I love her work. Not Another Teen Movie and The Breakfast Club is my favorite movies. Love Molly!

The time John Hughes was writing those movies were in a totally different cultural era. She had no issue taking the money for the films at the time.

Thank you for updating us on this great actress. God Bless Her in her future endeavors.

Didn't know she has a transformation she was very stunning thanks for sharing

Love Molly, John Hughes teenage films were relatable however, there was a line in 16 candles where friend spoke in astonishment of her want a black guy and pink car. His casting and that line made me wonder if my favourite director was a racists

She's an actor and could have turned down roles she thought were 'problematic'...she didn't so stop whining about it now. The movies were good, made her a well known name and then one incident caused to leave the profession...there must be more to it than that.

The film Sixteen Candles actually implies that the drunken Caroline (who's an adult) commits statutory rape of the freshman Farmer Ted. She is the instigator and initiator - stubbornly ignoring Ted's pleas to control herself, and also surreptitiously giving him some of her birth control pills (which she also takes); also, Ted has no memory of the event afterwards, suggesting that he must have gotten as inebriated as Caroline, while the prom queen Does remember (and states that she thinks she enjoyed the encounter). But it's a movie - and perhaps the Best teen movie Ever.

What about the Stand

I don't find any of John Hughes films to be offensive at all, it was the 80s man and shows what it was like back then

She still looks the same so beautiful

25% woke Molly, 75% bashing John Hughes…smh…save yourself the 8 minutes

I have always had a crush on Molly ringwald Ollie ringwald she is beautiful and still looks amazing

Ugh, from Claire to a Karen. John Hughes movies were awesome, especially the Breakfast Club. Molly can EAT. MY. SHORTS.

I used to love watching The Breakfast Club. Mostly because I liked to see them escape from the detention room & go back inside without the teacher finding out. The character I liked best was the girl that kept her head down. It's been about 45+ years since I've seen it so I can't remember much of it.

Nobody thinks these things are bad they just love these movies because they're from the '80s and if Molly was it in it I don't think I'm not a lot of people be watching it

For as much as Molly says she didn’t like Hughes or his writing she was in enough of his movies. Criticizing movies made 35 yrs ago because they may not stand well today is ridiculous.

The BEST, 'real life' movies were made in the 80's!!!!! Today's world is just insane And she should always keep her bright red hair!

I’ve always loved her and her movies! I found it a bit weird, overreacting as far as the dog collar story. I thought she was going to say she’d been touched/sexually assaulted or something worse. I think she should be proud of her “teen” movies....probably would be best to let her kiddos watch around age 10+ and up.

So I saw The Breakfast Club once in the theater and I liked it, the characters seemed like schoolmates from my high school years in the Seventies, tho' I suppose a lot of the Seventies was still around for the Eighties. And with any decades-old movie, it is reasonable not to like certain scenes or whatever, just as it was reasonable to be concerned with what was happening back then in real life, which movies more or less represented. And it is good to discuss and debate those depictions and glorifications all these years later and I still wonder, as an aside, how that song from Grease still gets played on the radio, the one with the line where the guy asks, "Did she put up a fight?"

I really like Molly, she's the prettiest woman I've ever seen. Also, sad that the acting world is so sick, I personally think that there is nothing wrong with the panties scene or some behaviours showed in the Breakfast Club because it's just a movie, the problem starts when people cannot separate fiction from reality, both for those harrassing women and for those too prude to think art should be censored, both cases seem to be unable to separate fiction and reality at some point. But I'm glad to see Molly coming back and making more and more varied roles these days

Anyone remember what Internet Forum application Molly is using in front of the big monochrome monitor in the 1986 movie Pretty in Pink? Is it the 1985 Well?😁

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Molly Ringwald is still one of my favorite actresses. She's also a very talented singer, too.

I personally think since John Hughes has died she shouldn't speak ill of him. I wouldn't do it. At my age nothing surprises me anymore, especially when stars make claims about each other. I personally think it's wrong to speak negative about others, especially when I don't know them!!!

16 Candles is a classic. I've always loved that movie. I hope Molly is proud of her work more than she is ashamed by it.

I loved all three movies and I hold Molly Ringwald with the utmost respect. Love her. 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

Thanks for sharing!

Pretty much every 80s movie is going to have stuff in it that would be frowned upon today. I miss the 80s.

Ms Ringwald's criticsm of the films she was in is spot on. Maybe her observations will help change the way films will change for the better.

Then I think Molly Ringwald should return all of the money she made from these films that now bother her. John Hughes was a genius, to be attacking him now is BS. It was a totally different era.

You can not libel the dead 💀. Easy to kick a person when they are down.or in this case decrease. So disrespectful of this now has-been actress to make these statements....

She got the Dave Chappell treatment.. using her name with a new body double. While saying she was on hiatus.

As a representative of the generation that grew up with these movies I have to say Molly Ringwald totally disgust me now. Her political stance reference her feelings towards John Hughes would be better in vote where she to return the money she made from these movies. Of all the shows I’ve come to watch, I find this one to be the worst. But hey, what ever elicit comments to promote your algorithm I would take would further your means.

The thing is, back then, we didn't have much choice

She Still Looks Like Herself, Yet, You Can Notice The Difference!! Still, Young Looking, Though!!!

Since she likes to rag on one of my favorite writers I'll take my turn. I read Stephen King's "The Stand" Original/good one before I watched this mini-series and out of the stellar cast she took the bottom spot all by herself

Molly Ringwald is great. All her 80's movies made by legendary John Hughes are the best!! 😊 Why is everyone hellbent on criticizing every little detail. Relax! It was the 80's and I can honestly say they were the movies of my teenage years. 😊

OH BROTHER ! BULL SHEET !

Seems to me the character of Ted AKA The Geek (played by Anthony Michael Hall) was himself wasted evidenced by his having no recollection of what happened between him and Caroline the next day. Which means he too could have been as much a victim of rape as Caroline was. Or is it that rape can only happen to a female?

I kind of wish I didn't watch this.

Seems the thing nowadays is to judge the past by the now. It is also interesting to hear actors dissing their past roles that made them famous. These films came out around 40 years ago and what was acceptable then is not now, especially in light of our woke , everything is offensive society. From what I understand Molly had a lot to say about the scripts and the casting. You also failed to mention that Hughes wanted Molly for a new movie but she turned him down. He told her that he would never offer a role to her again. I wonder how much this has to do with her new attitude to her and Hughes movies? Of course, now that she wants to act again she has to play by Hollywood’s new rules and that involves nay saying her past. I have seen all Hughes’ movies and they are pretty tame I see no reason that she should be ashamed.

In the 80s Molly had big success in teen romantic comedies just like Meg Ryan in 90s and Sandra Bullock in 2000s.

Problematic? Buzzword of a generation. Lighten up Francis.

Molly is beautiful

The statement around 1:40 has to be the dumbest thing I've heard today! Why on earth could she look much more mature now then she did in the 80's movies?! 🤷That's a shocker!! 🤔🤦

Molly Ringwald is so pretty!

I’m surprised that not too many picked up on the dog collar thing…? He was insinuating that she was a dog and that is so unprofessional and way out of line. Also it was taking advantage of a young actress… So I would have to say that John Hughes is an immature a**h***…

Basically all it means is people weren't so oversensitive about everything then!

Those movie made her famous and rich, she could have walk away from making those movies, but she chose money!!!!

I ALWAYS THINK OF MY DAUGHTER AMANDA..ACTS LIKE EACH OTHER..INNOCENTS

Love Molly...I have a few of her films on DVD...

Mmmmmm Molly we love your acting and you as a beautiful person...bless you and prayers

The Brat Pack 1980's

Great works of art portrait reality. Real people arent always PC. Life isnt a safe space. Bender was the way he was because of his upbringing. He was an outcast, a criminal. How can you not understand that his predetor like personna while seducing claire came from his life story? People now have a very superficial look on art: dangerous even. Now, we want art to portray the PC ideology. Wonder why the film industry and music are collapsing? art is gone. power now controls art. ripping it fom its fundamental role, which has alway been to show what is hidden and to criticize power.

Videos calling everything problematic are.......problematic. Isn't it problematic John Hughes can't speak for himself?

Remember it was the 1980s…things were different then.

Great morals.

Some things should never be on films… hands down…

No more yanky my wanky, the donga need food... That shit was funny af!!!!! No society has just gotten to soft.. to sensitive....

Most likely good ol Harvey.. 🤔

This is very sad.I was in college in the 1980s. I guess I wasn’t woke.I never thought the geek in 16 Candles raped the character in the purple dress.I never even thought they had sex since they both woke up with their clothes on.The girl even told the geek she liked waking up in his arms. John Bender would be considered a pain in the ass and a bully today,but back then,I think ‘The Breakfast Club’s ‘ audience wanted him to end up with Claire. We believed she wanted to be his girlfriend and were happy for the couple. My enjoyment of these movies has been ruined.I won’t watch them again.

She should teach her children not to be "woke"...

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Okay, so now were attacking movies from a prior generation with on our current sjw soap box. Smh, get real.

Molly always had the D S L going for her.

Shes woke? What a shame, hope she recovers.

A dog collar?! seriously?pathetic

Problematic this, problematic that… jfc

very talented thespian mmmhuh

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She has the prettiest mouth on the planet! ... and if boys didn't chase girls, wha's the point of existence? Now THAT's WOKE!

I always felt what Molly said about the breakfast club especially that infamous scene. I remember thinking that's exploitive if not down right unnecessary and after watching this video I think I was right. But haven't that I was surprised that there was no mention of the sitcom the facts of life where she also played the part of molly...just a thought.

Meh, I liked her more before I watched this. She had a couple of other roles she should be more concerned with than the John Hughes movies.

In that front boy house humour Has never been funny it shouldn't have been funny then it is certainly not funny now

The Breakfast Club definitely has inappropriate sexual overtones because of scenes described in this video . I've never fully liked the film because of those scenes. The idea of her wearing a dog collar for an audition that required none is definitely weird and surprising because I had never heard of it before.