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    Image of Uncle_Billy_Slumming Uncle_Billy_Slumming
    10/12/09

    In reply to Was the Real Estate Bust to Blame for Robert Isabell's Death?
    Molly Ringwald is gorgeous! Molly, Sarah Silverman stood me up for breakfast this morning. Call me!
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    Image of Dr. Nick Dr. Nick
    10/12/09

    In reply to Was the Real Estate Bust to Blame for Robert Isabell's Death?
    First Robert Isabell. Then John Hughes.

    Anthony Michael Hall, now would be a good time to get your blood pressure checked. And if Molly Ringwald offers you a drink, politely turn it down.
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    Image of greengrey greengrey
    10/12/09

    In reply to Was the Real Estate Bust to Blame for Robert Isabell's Death?
    Well. I'm not surprised. Party Planning is a very stressful job.
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    Image of FormerEnglishMajor FormerEnglishMajor
    10/12/09

    In reply to Was the Real Estate Bust to Blame for Robert Isabell's Death?
    Yes, this is far more sad than the thousands upon thousands of people who had big plans, and the market had other thoughts. And who are now being evicted from their homes, with children or medical issues or no job, and with no place to go.

    I guess I have less sympathy for a high-end party planner trying to reno and flip a $50 mil building that required always-finicky and slow landmarks approval. Just Googling you can get a sense of what he would have had to go through despite any market issues.

    [www.thevillager.com]
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    Image of Macloserboy Macloserboy
    08/12/09

    In reply to John Hughes Made Mixtapes for the Kids
    There's also the little matter that their falling out was caused by Molly Ringwald saying that Hughes had "gone Hollywood" between Sixteen Candles and Pretty In Pink because he showed up dressed like Don Johnson. The irony is that Hughes would later leave Hollywood because of the fear of this happening to his family. So no one pisses you off as much as someone who was right.
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    Image of Queen of the Passive Aggressives Queen of the Passive Aggressives
    08/12/09

    In reply to John Hughes Made Mixtapes for the Kids
    Are actors and directors really best friends during and post shoot? I would have a hard time writing a eulogy for a boss from 20 years ago. Molly and Anthony were just kids at the time so they were in their own little teen bubbles.
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    Benny promoted this comment Queen of the Passive Aggressives was starred Queen of the Passive Aggressives was unstarred
    Image of Benny Benny
    08/12/09

    @Queen of the Passive Aggressives:
    It depends on the job.
    Tomorrow night I'm going to a ten year reunion for a play I did in high school. Just a simple school play from a decade ago, but something really clicked, and it's a happy memory for me. I've been getting oddly sentimental thinking about it.
    Turns out the director is putting on the very same play this year with a new group of kids, to mark the occasion. So I guess it made an impression on him too.
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    Image of MsMuffinMcGuffin MsMuffinMcGuffin
    08/12/09

    In reply to John Hughes Made Mixtapes for the Kids
    A whole lot of guessing here per Molly Ringwald's op ed but... Perhaps John Hughes wanted his imaginary film world i.e. righting the wrongs of his own teenage life to go on indefinitely? Or at least taking the characters to the point where they met their own wives/husbands, (and had kids of his own). I'm wondering if that's why he held such a grudge against Molly Ringwald and Anthony Michael Hall for refusing his other pictures. Maybe they just left the party before he was cinematically done.
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    Image of moosesanddeers moosesanddeers
    08/12/09

    In reply to John Hughes Made Mixtapes for the Kids
    I always loved Molly Ringwald, growing up. But there is something so insincere sounding about this op-ed. I don't mean that in any way other than it seems to centered around herself. I don't know. Maybe they're supposed to be like that.
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    Image of ampersandparade ampersandparade
    08/12/09

    @moosesanddeers: I don't know, I was with it up until that last bit, but I tend to agree. It was all a bit like Brooke Shields at Michael Jackson's funeral, eulogizing someone she didn't know for the last twenty years, comparing him to fictional characters. The ending was weak, but I appreciate the bit about him holding a grudge, and the acknowledgment even from someone whose career was indebted to him that his post-Ringwald films weren't nearly as affecting.
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    The Cajun Boy promoted this comment ampersandparade was starred ampersandparade was unstarred
    Image of lionboy lionboy
    08/12/09

    @moosesanddeers: I see your point. I went through this thing three times looking for something that was really revealing or insightful about Hughes. All she's saying is, he was nice to her when she was in his movies. The End.
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    Image of Leah Marie Leah Marie
    08/12/09

    @moosesanddeers: that was maybe the shmaltziest piece I've ever read in the Times.
    "Turns out, you can return to Neverland. At least for a little while." Sounds like something a 16-year-old would write for her personal narrative paper in junior English.
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    LatestBy promoted this comment Leah Marie was starred Leah Marie was unstarred
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    08/12/09

    @Leah Marie: All that's missing is the "The end" to round out the 500-word minimum.
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    Image of Conchie Birdie Conchie Birdie
    08/12/09

    @Leah Marie: It reminded me of a high school junior's english paper when she started it with, IN life, there is always that special person who shapes who you are, who helps to determine the person you become. Ugh.
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    Image of GiordanoIshamael GiordanoIshamael
    08/11/09

    In reply to Here's Yet Another Nauseatingly Touching John Hughes Story
    yeah, there are oodles of Hughes tribute posts everywhere and i think almost all my facebook pals did the "what john hughes character are you" poll. But one of my favorites is the woman who did a post about being John Hughes penpal. It's totally sweet:
    http://blogs.babble.com/strollerderby/2009/08/07/a-teenage-dream-john-hughes-was-her-penpal/
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    Image of irishflyesq irishflyesq
    08/11/09

    In reply to Here's Yet Another Nauseatingly Touching John Hughes Story
    Someone at the Wall Street Journal had a childhood?
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    Image of shaarksinthewater shaarksinthewater
    08/11/09

    In reply to Here's Yet Another Nauseatingly Touching John Hughes Story
    Not ironic. Coincidental. Coincidental. Just like meeting the man of your dreams, then meeting his beautiful wife.
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    The Cajun Boy promoted this comment shaarksinthewater was starred shaarksinthewater was unstarred
    Image of The Cajun Boy The Cajun Boy
    08/11/09

    @shaarksinthewater: Ha. Thanks for pointing that one out. Not sure what came over me there.
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    Image of 1.1.1. 1.1.1.
    08/11/09

    In reply to Here's Yet Another Nauseatingly Touching John Hughes Story
    Long Duk Dong.
    Thanks. I forgot why I disliked that movie, which I found barely watchable. That character was a racist caricature set in a trivial portrait of upper middle class white family life.
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    Image of MissNormaDesmond MissNormaDesmond
    08/12/09

    @1.1.1.: I think this is a totally valid response, and I can't argue with it. Nonetheless, I liked that movie, I guess because I identified with the Molly Ringwald character. I winced at the awful caricature of the Gedde Watanabe role, and wished I could fully hate the movie for it, and felt as if I should, but I didn't.
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    Image of Uncle_Billy_Slumming Uncle_Billy_Slumming
    08/11/09

    In reply to Here's Yet Another Nauseatingly Touching John Hughes Story
    Excellent digging. Hot diggety digging (wow that's annoying). But did he and Molly Ringwald hook up??
    Btw, now the targeted facebook ads are going to try to sell me backhoes. We talk about Vodka on here, they sell me vodka. We talk about Kathy Götterdämmerung Griffin, and now they want me to buy her book. How are they doing this? Traditionally you fuck with people and sell them things with the help of tracking cookies, but my pc don't have any. How is secret gawker blathering being used to sell me shit on facebook? (No coincidence... it's happened far too many times)
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    Image of skippywasserman skippywasserman
    08/11/09

    @Uncle_Billy_Slumming: It's just coincidence.
    Oh, hey, do you need a backhoe? I just happen to be selling one on Ebay, just now...
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    Uncle_Billy_Slumming promoted this comment skippywasserman was starred skippywasserman was unstarred
    Image of Uncle_Billy_Slumming Uncle_Billy_Slumming
    08/11/09

    @skippywasserman:
    I'm bracing myself for the peanut-butter onslaught.
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