New Documentary Revisits the Brat Pack's Rise and Legacy

Andrew McCarthy's 'Brats' explores the impact of fame on the iconic 1980s group and their subsequent careers.

The Brat Pack, a term coined in 1985, described a group of young actors frequently cast together in the 1980s.
Andrew McCarthy's documentary 'Brats' features interviews with several members, reflecting on their early careers and the label's effects.
Notable absences in the documentary include Molly Ringwald and Judd Nelson, who chose not to participate.
The group faced significant personal and professional challenges following their rapid rise to fame.
Despite mixed critical reception, the Brat Pack's films remain cultural touchstones of the 1980s.