The Breakfast Club (movie)

the horns

The scene where everyone was whistling Colonel Bogey March and when the principal walks in the room John Bender whistles Beethoven's fifth.

Dandruff

Old schmidt

rear end, bottom, tushy butt, buttocks

No he was not in the breakfast club. His brother was. He played a part in Ferris Bueller's Day Off.

Judd Nelson is 58 years old (birthdate: November 28, 1959).

he makes a comment about Mr. Vernon's wardrobe "Does Barry Manolo know that you raid his wardrobe?" - John

While there is no character classified as "The Kook" in the movie the Breakfast Club, the character you are most likely referring to is Allison Reynolds played by Ally Sheedy. Her character was classified as the "Basket Case". Other character classifications were "The Jock", "The Princess", "The Brain" and "The Criminal".

An excerpt from "Changes" by David Bowie was featured at the beginning.

so he could vote (president)

for the rest of his natural born life. lol no i think it was 8 but brian said its 7. but its 8

Molly Ringwald - Claire "the Princess"

Ally Sheedy - Allison Reynolds "The Basketcase"

Judd Nelson - John Bender "The Criminal"

Emilio Estevez - Andrew Clark 'Andy' "The Athlete"

Anthony Michael Hall - Brian "The Brain"

A carton of cigarettes.

this might be a bit of a spoiler, so be careful if you havent seen it yet.

they all have different reasons, some of them obvious and said at the beginning, but most arent unveiled until later, and a few go against their stereotype.

Allisons reason : she "had nothing better to do"

Benders reason: he pulled the fire alarm , when no fire was there

Claires reason: skipping class to go shopping

Brians reason: a flare gun in his locker, intended for suicide due to his only F in shop

Andys reason: assaulting and taping the buttocks together of another student in the locker room to impress his dad

Emilio Estevez

No.

Brian Johnson - Played by Anthony Michael Hall.

y

Um, everyone. He was kind of just like that. To everyone.

No!!

Probably not, it's one of those untouchable masterpieces that's too substantial to conquer. Plus it was made thirty years ago, and again, no sequel/remake/reboot will ever live up to the original. Sometimes it's for the best.

The script.

Yes they are