Brat Pack, Molly Ringwald

Molly Ringwald Says the Nickname ‘The Brat Pack’ Was Practically A Slur
According to Generation X’s favorite former moody teenager, “brat” is a deeply insulting term that disrespects young artists. Molly Ringwald is going to blow her bangs when she hears about Charli XCX.
Years After Molly Ringwald Was Dubbed A ‘Brat Pack’ Member, She Shared Her Thoughts On The Title
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Molly Ringwald Calls Out Brat Pack Label as “Pejorative”
NME reports that the now-veteran actor called the Brat Pack term “a pejorative,” one that proved hard for those actors to escape over the years since New York Magazine writer David Blum coined it for a 1985 feature.
Molly Ringwald Says 'Brat Pack' Title ‘Minimized the Work We Were Doing’: ‘It Was Pejorative’
Molly Ringwald says the 'Brat Pack' — the term coined by journalist David Blum to describe the actors who appeared in a string of films like The Breakfast Club (1985), St. Elmo's Fire (1985) and Pretty in Pink (1986) — was "a pejorative term.
Get to Know Brat Pack Star Molly Ringwald
From Disney Mouseketeer to Brat Pack sweetheart, childhood singer to adult “agony aunt,” Molly Kathleen Ringwald, who was born on Feb. 18, 1968, has certainly had a fascinatingly versatile career. The daughter of a blind jazz pianist and a pastry chef,
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The 12 Best Brat Pack Movies That We Can Still Watch on Repeat
The Breakfast Club had an almost all-Brat Pack cast. In the John Hughes classic, five high school students from different social groups — “a brain, an athlete, a basketcase, a princess and a ...
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The most memorable characters from the films of the Brat Pack
Molly Ringwald and Ally Sheedy have been established as those young Hollywood actors and actresses that made up the Brat Pack, who starred in various films during the 1980s. They've delivered some ...
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“Minimized the Work We Were Doing”: Molly Ringwald Responds to the “Brat Pack” Label
Back in the ‘80s, it was hard to escape any teen movie that didn’t include at least one of the members of the so-called “Brat Pack”. Stars like Emilio Estevez, Demi Moore, Anthony Michael ...