Anthony Michael Hall Says John Hughes Wanted a ‘Breakfast Club’ Sequel Where the Original Cast Is ‘In Their 30s’

“The Breakfast Club” star Anthony Michael Hall said during a recent appearance on “The Rich Eisen Show” that director John Hughes wanted a sequel in which the group of troubled teens reunites as adults. “It was something that was on his mind, the idea of bringing back the ‘Breakfast Club,’” Hall said. “Like, those five

The Brunch Club, maybe? Anthony Michael Hall, one of the stars of the generation-defining John Hughes film The Breakfast Club, says the director had discussed with him an eventual sequel to the 1985 hit teen film, perhaps building a re-visit around the lives of the since-grown characters. “It was something that was on

Universal Pictures via Photofest John Hughes had a few more tricks up his sleeve, according to actor Anthony Michael Hall, 58. Hall, who played “the brain” Brian Johnson in The Breakfast Club, revealed that director Hughes, who also wrote and produced the movie, floated the idea of a Breakfast Club sequel in their fina

Hughes died after suffering a heart attack while walking on West 55th Street in New York City in August 2009.