November 26th 2024.
Judd Nelson, the talented actor who rose to fame with his iconic role in the 1985 classic The Breakfast Club, was recently seen roaming the streets of Los Angeles. At 64 years old, Nelson still looks as dashing as ever, sporting a casual ensemble with blue jeans, a grey top, and a navy vest jacket, along with a pair of glasses. Despite his limited public appearances, he has managed to maintain a successful career over the years.
In The Breakfast Club, Nelson played the role of John Bender, a rebellious teenager who ultimately reveals his softer side by the end of the film. He starred alongside other notable actors such as Emilio Estevez, Molly Ringwald, Ally Sheedy, and Anthony Michael Hall. The movie received critical acclaim and continues to be a fan favorite even today. In fact, Nelson even won an MTV Movie and TV award for his performance in the film.
Apart from The Breakfast Club, Nelson also made his mark in the 80s with his roles in other popular films such as The Transformers: The Movie, where he voiced the character of Rodimus Prime, and From The Hip. In recent years, he has been seen in a variety of projects spanning different genres, including the star-studded 2018 film, Billionaire Boys Club.
Nelson's talent and versatility have not gone unnoticed, as he currently has two upcoming projects in the works. He will be seen in the 2024 thriller The Final Run, alongside Jeff Fahey, and the new drama In-Security, which is currently in production. Despite his busy schedule, Nelson seems to have made a conscious decision to stay away from the spotlight, making him notably absent from Hulu's new documentary, Brats.
The documentary, directed by St Elmo's Fire star Andrew McCarthy, explores the lives of the 80s "Brat Pack" actors and their experiences in the industry. However, both Nelson and Molly Ringwald declined to participate in the project, as revealed by McCarthy in an interview with Entertainment Tonight. While the Pretty in Pink star stated that the Brat Pack is an ongoing relationship and some may not be ready to talk about it, he did mention that Nelson initially showed interest in being a part of the documentary.
In another interview on Sirius XM's Andy Cohen Live, McCarthy recalled his conversation with Nelson, where the latter expressed his excitement about the project and launched into stories about the Brat Pack. However, due to scheduling conflicts, Nelson's cameo never materialized.
Meanwhile, Ringwald, who has been vocal about the challenges she faced as a young actress in Hollywood, made headlines earlier this year when she opened up about dealing with "predators" in the industry. In an interview on the WTF with Marc Maron podcast, she revealed that she had been in "questionable situations" but managed to protect herself using her survival instinct and strong superego.
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