The Breakfast Club (1985)

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Written by John Hughes

Directed by John Hughes

Running Time: 100 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1985

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Five school kids - an athlete, a spoiled rich kid, a brainy nerd, an introverted loner and a rebellious punk - are brought together on a day-long detention where they break the rules, bare their souls and find they have more in common than just attending the same high school. One of the plethora of 80s teen films, John Hughes's bittersweet 'brat pack' comedy has many perceptive moments.

When is The Breakfast Club next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on Sky Movies Modern Greats November 27th, 6:00pm and on Sky Movies Modern Greats HD November 27th, 6:00pm. See more...

Cast

Image for Emilio EstevezEmilio EstevezAndrew 'Andy' Clark
Anthony Michael HallBrian Ralph Johnson
Image for Judd NelsonJudd NelsonJohn Bender
Image for Molly RingwaldMolly RingwaldClaire Standish
Paul GleasonPrincipal Richard Vernon
Ally SheedyAllison Reynolds
John KapelosCarl the Janitor
Ron DeanMr. Clark
Tim GambleMr. Standish
Mercedes HallMrs. Johnson
Mary ChristianBrian's Sister
Perry CrawfordMr. Reynolds
Fran GarganoMrs. Reynolds

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