Emilio Estevez wasn’t thinking clearly when he met his “The Breakfast Club” co-stars. The stars of the 1985 film reunited for ...

These days, we could all use a little bit of good-old-fashioned nostalgia to get us through our days, and nothing does that ...

"My face is swollen; I'm on pain pills," the actor recalled of getting together with his new costars for a read-through of ...

The cast of the 1985 coming-of-age film reunited at a C2E2 panel in Chicago on April 12 The Breakfast Club main cast reunited ...

It was a total nostalgia-fest for fans of the 80s classic The Breakfast Club, as all five of its stars reunited for the first ...

Even after four decades since the release of John Hughes' iconic film in 1985, The Breakfast Club, allows us to reminisce the era of teen drama.

Despite the enduring popularity of these films, Estevez has historically been hesitant to revisit these projects through reunions. What changed for Estevez was a comment from his Breakfast Club ...

"We don't have to use the cardboard cutout anymore," Estevez's costar Molly Ringwald joked at the 40th anniversary reunion.

Estevez remembered his costar Judd Nelson joking, "I think you're getting fired" after he nodded off due to painkillers from ...

Emilio Estevez “passed out” after meeting his ‘The Breakfast Club’ co-stars for the first time because he was on “pain pills”. The 62-year-old actor - who played Andrew Clark alongside ...

In the film, Ringwald, who starred as the snobby queen bee Claire, pulls outcast Allison (Sheedy) aside to give her a makeover, in which she helps her ditch her dark, goth clothes and disheveled hair ...