My little brother and I used to watch this move over and over and over and over, until my mother hid the VHS tape in the laundry basket:
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My little brother and I used to watch this move over and over and over and over, until my mother hid the VHS tape in the laundry basket:
A.
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Mr. Mom ruled! 🙂 We watched it at school on a slow day in “Child Development”.
I credit my John Cusack obsession to Hughes – were it not for “Sixteen Candles” I would not have become smitten w/the cutest geek! 🙂
“Real smooth, Cliff!”
Rest well Mr. Hughes!
I think the checkout lady in that scene is the same woman from Planes, Trains, and Automobiles that tells Steve Martin ‘You’re fucked’ at the rental car counter.
oh no. I got home late, just saw people talking about fav John Hughes movies on Twitter but didn’t realize why.
I always thought his career would probably go through a couple more phases.
RIP
john hughes gave us john cusack. trunk boy.
sad, but damned good death.
Cashier is Edie McClurg – Principal Rooney’s secretary “Oh, Ed you sound JUST like Dirty Harry!”
Always LOVED Ferris Bueller’s Day Off.
Too bad we couldn’t save John along with Ferris. 8-(
And I did love Edie McClurg sniffing Wite-Out as Jeffrey Jones’ Rooney went ballistic over Sloane’s “dad” getting upset.
i gotta check out his later work.