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i heard he's donating his eyes to stevie wonder.
rip
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^^ wow sad. RIPOriginally Posted by Get Smart
Grew up with the man
my favorite was the underrated "Some Kind of Wonderful"
80s Lea Thompson =
and Breakfast Club of course
+1.
I can't think of another director that could capture teen angst like Mr. Hughes.
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Rip
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Sad day.
Didn't grew up with his films, I actually discovered them in the 2000s so no nostalgia involved here and yet Breakfast Club and Ferris Bueller rank among my favorite films. I guess it's a testament to the man's talent for 'unique' teen movies (where are the teen angst movies of today anyway ?).
Didn't grew up with his films, I actually discovered them in the 2000s so no nostalgia involved here and yet Breakfast Club and Ferris Bueller rank among my favorite films. I guess it's a testament to the man's talent for 'unique' teen movies (where are the teen angst movies of today anyway ?).
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+1 on 'Some Kind of Wonderful'... Mary Stuart Masterson was great as Watts, good thing Molly Ringwald turned down that role. I might've watched that and 'Breakfast Club' at least 25 times each. His 'grown up' works with Steve Martin and specially John Candy were also classics! RIP, and thank you Mr. Hughes.
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http://wellknowwhenwegetthere.blogsp...hn-hughes.htmlOriginally Posted by Gradstudent78
What a great story that is. Not too many people especially in that business would have done the same.
Thoughts and prayers to his family.
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http://wellknowwhenwegetthere.blogsp...hn-hughes.htmlOriginally Posted by Gradstudent78
This is amazing.
RIP. A great man, one of the classics.
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As you can tell from my signature, I love Ferris Bueller's Day Off. As a devoted Chicagoan, that movie (and others in Hughes oevre) was iconic. I work very close to the part of Deaborn Avenue, scene of the Von Steuben Day Parade where Ferris sings "Danke Schoen" and "Twist and Shout", and I have friends who went to Glenbard North High School where those first scenes were shot.
"Leisure rules".
"Leisure rules".
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http://wellknowwhenwegetthere.blogsp...hn-hughes.htmlOriginally Posted by Gradstudent78
wow. great story
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