Molly Ringwald has identified the movie she most regrets turning down, and her answer surprised both Andy Cohen and the studio audience at Watch What ... Read More ...

Molly Ringwald broke out in filmmaker John Hughes‘ coming-of-age classics from the ’80s, but the tenured actress doesn’t think other directors should commit to remaking movies like The Breakfast Club ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. (Photo Credit: Netflix) Molly Ringwald regrets turning down an iconic role that could have changed the trajectory of her career.

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Molly Ringwald says John Hughes didn’t want remakes of his movies. The 57-year-old actress had lead roles in the late director’s iconic trio of teen films, Sixteen Candles (1984), The Breakfast Club ...

Molly Ringwald will forever be known for the trio of '80s John Hughes teen movies she starred in, and the last of these movies, Pretty in Pink, recently celebrated its 40th anniversary. The 1986 teen ...

She wasn’t the first choice of the studio, but she was the right choice.

Hughes died of a heart attack at 59 in 2009. He wrote and directed a myriad of beloved movies, including 'Sixteen Candles,' 'The Breakfast Club' and 'Pretty in Pink,' all of which Ringwald starred in.

Molly Ringwald wants fans to forget about a remake of “The Breakfast Club.” The actress, 57, dismissed the possibility of remaking the 1985 teen comedy-drama about five high school students in ...

"There was one person that was really difficult. And I’m not gonna say who that one person is," the 'Pretty in Pink' star said on 'WWHL.' ...

Molly Ringwald reflected on being a muse for late writer-director John Hughes in his 1980s comedies while she was a teenager. “It’s peculiar,” Ringwald, 57, admitted to long-time friend Monica ...