Actress Molly Ringwald threw some shade at the John Hughes classic “The Breakfast Club” for the film’s 40th anniversary, calling it “very white” and unrepresentative of the world today.
Actress Molly Ringwald, who became famous in the 1990s through the work of director John Hughes, spent time dissing Hughes’ films.
Although the #MeToo movement is presumably about real-life sexual misconduct, actress Molly Ringwald is using the New Yorker to put The Breakfast Club and John Hughes on trial for #MeToo violations — not for any kind of inappropriate personal behavior, but content that is not sufficiently woke.
