Molly Ringwald Apparently Wants Some More "Candles"
Yahoo! Movies reports that Molly Ringwald ("For Keeps") is ready to consider a sequel to 1984's "Sixteen Candles." No word yet as to whether writer/director John Hughes ("Sixteen Candles," "Curly Sue") is involved in the reputed project, but the 37-year-old actress has claimed to have read (and enjoyed) a new screenplay.
"Now, it seems right," says Molly.
Fans of the old Brat Pack gang will want to check out the MTV Movie Awards this weekend, which is where you'll see Ringwald, Anthony Michael Hall ("Out of Bounds"), Ally Sheedy ("Maid to Order"), and Paul Gleason ("Trading Places") reunite the old "Breakfast Club" crew. When asked where Judd Nelson and Emilio Estevez were, Mr. Hall quipped "They're in Africa with Dave Chappelle."
"Now, it seems right," says Molly.
Fans of the old Brat Pack gang will want to check out the MTV Movie Awards this weekend, which is where you'll see Ringwald, Anthony Michael Hall ("Out of Bounds"), Ally Sheedy ("Maid to Order"), and Paul Gleason ("Trading Places") reunite the old "Breakfast Club" crew. When asked where Judd Nelson and Emilio Estevez were, Mr. Hall quipped "They're in Africa with Dave Chappelle."
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on Jun 07 2005 09:22 AM [b]poor molly[/b] she deserves to be our Julia Roberts..Or at least our Meg Ryan... (Reply to this) |
on Jun 07 2005 08:11 PM shes the only one thinking of a sequel. not me or the rest of the world what are they going to call it 45 candles. (Reply to this) |
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on Jun 07 2005 10:35 PM [b]too late, Molly[/b] Whatever you're doing now, stick with it. Nobody cares anymore. (Reply to this) |
on Jun 08 2005 05:01 PM [b]She's alive?[/b] Balls. Let's see a Wierd Science sequel first. We deserve to see what became of Chet. (Reply to this) |
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