The breakfast club did not reunite after 40 years in Chicago

Full crew in 1985 Breakfast Club I did not reunite them at the same stage for the first time in 40 years.

In honor of the fortieth anniversary of the film, Breakfast Club Stars Molly Ranjwaldand Emilio Estvisand Anthony Michael Halland Jude Nelson and Shidi ally I did not sing it at the Chicago Comedy exhibition and entertain Josh Horwatz For a direct registration for “Happy Sad Confused” on Saturday April 12.

“I have surpassed all of my high school school, so this was something that I finally felt that I needed to do it,” said Estevies, 62, who played the role of Gok Andrew in the film, during the committee regarding the extent that it took to reunite with all the five members of the work team.

“But this person felt privacy because here in Chicago where we made the movie, it is the fortieth anniversary,” and he continued, “And I love them all (he throws), so it was only logical.”

Directed John Hughesand Breakfast Club Five teenagers of completely different backgrounds – Brian Johnson (Hall), Andrew Clark (Estevies), Alison Reynolds (Shidi), Claire Standish (Rangel) and John Bandar (Nelson) – while gathering in the fictional secondary school library on Saturday from 7 am to 4 pm

“This is one of those films that stands to test time,” said Esteviz on Breakfast Club. “It is a movie between generations … We were lucky enough to be in the right place at the right time.”

Ringwald, 57, pointed out during the painting that Saturday was the first time that Esteviz joined the rest of the actors, joking, “We no longer use cardboard anymore anymore. I feel that I am really moving because we are all together.”

During the painting, the actors’ team remembers the audience about working with Hughes, who Breakfast Club I made other distinctive films like Sixteen candles (1984) and Beautiful pink (1986). (Hughes died in 2009 at the age of 59)

“Hughes meant this when he told us to participate in the process of making this movie,” Nelson, 65, said of the late director on Saturday. “We liked, I did not know how much I rarely extent to the director like the actors … He is the first writer to write a young character without being less than that.”

Ringwald, for its part, is reflected in what it was to re -watch Breakfast Club With her daughter. (Ringwald shares the daughter of Mathilda, 20, Twins Adele and Roman, 15, with the husband Gyanopoulos Baniu))

“I changed paternity and motherhood, watching her … but how she spoke to her, that is, the character she identified and why I opened this amazing conversation,” Ringwald shared. “If I had told me when I was 16 years old, one day, I was watching this movie with my 10 -year -old child, and I changed the way I am the parents … it’s just a mind blowing.”