Overview
- The original cast of 'The Breakfast Club' reunited on April 12, 2025, at C2E2 in Chicago, marking their first public gathering in four decades.
- Molly Ringwald expressed opposition to a remake, citing the film’s lack of ethnic and gender diversity and its outdated portrayal of societal norms.
- Ringwald and her co-stars emphasized the importance of creating new films inspired by the original that reflect today’s more inclusive world.
- Emilio Estevez noted that modern Hollywood prioritizes spectacle over character-driven storytelling, making films like 'The Breakfast Club' unlikely to be greenlit today.
- The cast shared critical reflections on specific elements of the movie, including Ringwald's dissatisfaction with the makeover scene and other aspects that have not aged well.