March 23, 2017
Veteran actress Molly Ringwald says she would be devastated if her films in
the 1980s -- "Pretty in Pink", "The Breakfast Club" and "Sixteen Candles" --
were remade.
Ringwald, 50, said that she would love to see a movie
inspired by her 1980s films, but would be devastated if they were remade,
reports femalefirst.co.uk.
When asked whether she would feel nostalgic if
"Pretty in Pink" was remade, Ringwald told InStyle magazine: "No! Never! I
wouldn't want 'The Breakfast Club' or 'Sixteen Candles' re-made either. I feel
like those movies were so perfect for the time".
"I would love it if
someone made a movie that was inspired by one of those films, but they'd have to
adapt it for today. Life has changed," she added.
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