The ‘80s were a fantastic decade, right? The brightly colored clothes, the music, and the movies that were about to define a generation. The comedy-drama The Breakfast Club was one of the most iconic films to make its debut. The movie follows the story of five teenagers who all hang out in different cliques at school, yet somehow all end up in Saturday detention.
A morning that looks as though it will be filled with boredom and watching the minutes tick by slower and slower with each second soon turns into one of the biggest adventures for these youngsters – as well as a huge learning curve for them all. Who would have thought a wrestler and the outsider could become such good friends while the popular girl and the boy-boy become lovers? It’s been 33 years since it first hit the big screen, but The Breakfast club is still keeping plenty of behind-the-scenes secrets after all these years.
[post_page_title]It was written in two days[/post_page_title]
How long does it take to write one of the greatest and most iconic movies of all time? Two days, apparently. John Hughes, the man behind the masterpiece, admits that it was a relatively simple script to write.
Little did he know how his creation would go on to define a generation as well as influence youngsters all these years later. John confesses that keeping the story contained to almost one room made it a lot more simple to write as well as making the filming more straightforward. Sometimes, less is more.
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