Andrew McCarthy's 'Brats' Documentary Revisits the Brat Pack's Controversial Legacy
The film explores the lasting impact of the 'Brat Pack' label on 1980s Hollywood stars and McCarthy's personal journey through its aftermath.
- McCarthy's documentary 'Brats' premiered at the Tribeca Festival and is available on Hulu.
- The 'Brat Pack' term originated from a 1985 New York Magazine article that McCarthy believes stigmatized the group.
- Fellow actors like Emilio Estevez, Rob Lowe, and Ally Sheedy share their perspectives in the film.
- McCarthy reflects on his career and the emotional toll the label took on him.
- The documentary includes interviews and insights from cultural critics and other industry figures.