
Earlier this week director John Hughes passed away at the age of 59. It's kind of shocking he died from a heart attack relatively young. Hughes, of course, is best know for his eighties teen comedies including
Ferris Bueller's Day Off,
Sixteen Candles and
The Breakfast Club, a movie I still love. While he continued writing and producing films through the nineties and aughts, Hughes hadn't actually directed a film since 1991's
Curly Sue, deciding, instead, to retire from the public life. His eighties efforts, however, will cement his status in pop culture history.
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