Actress Molly Ringwald, known for classic 1980s movies such as “The Breakfast Club” and “Sixteen Candles,” said if those movies were to be remade in a modern era they would need to be done with a more diverse cast.
Ringwald received Variety’s Creative Vanguard Award during the Miami Film Festival, and the award presentation was followed by a Q&A period about her career.
Ringwald was just a teenager when her ’80s cult classics were released, which also included “Pretty in Pink,” released when she was about 18 years old.
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The teen heart throb said if the movies were to be remade, however, studios couldn’t make movies that were “that white.”
“Those movies, the movies that I’m so well-known for, they were very much of the time. If you were
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