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The Breakfast Club is a 1985 teen film widely considered a definitive work in the genre. Written and directed by John Hu...

JOHN HUGHES 1980s montage to music from The Who.

Joel and Barry take Joel's dad's Porsche 928 for a joyride.

A trailer for the a documentary about the impact and absence of filmmaker John Hughes. Now, in death, his absence and di...

The eight features directed by John Hughes

slideshow on why we will all miss john hughes

@danecook [In memory of John Hughes I want 2 share a great little story that brought on a smile when it was told 2 me. E...

A tribute film made at the height of John Hughes 's career. He was named Producer of the Year by the National Associatio...

This.... this is EPIC!! Because you demanded it! It's a two part episode on the John Hughes canon! OUTSTANDING! And we c...

The Jay and Silent Bob scene about John Hughes - RIP John Hughes - February 18, 1950 August 6, 2009

RIP, John Hughes. Your movies made my childhood. Breakfast Club, Sixteen Candles, Weird Science, Pretty in Pink, and you...

Tribute to the eight features directed by John Hughes. by Paul Proulx

The cast of the big budget action thriller 'GI Joe: The Rise of Cobra' reacted to the death of director John Hughes at a...

My music video tribute to John Hughes' teen movies...NEWLY UPLOADED!!! I am in complete shock over John Hughes' death. H...

RIP John Hughes! Compilation of clips I put together for a film class presentation I did back in 2004. The subject for t...

It's so epic, it required a SECOND episode! John Freakin' Hughes!! Eh, alright. So we run out of things to say about the...

*Disclaimer* I don't own any of John Hughes' movies or this song. This vid is strictly for remembrance purposes. John Hu...

The new video from Q*Ball! "John Hughes", directed by Seth Kushner & Carlos Molina of Culture Pop Productions. Featuring...

A remembrance of John Hughes (1950-2009), whose movies like The Breakfast Club and Sixteen Candles defined the 1980s. So...

"The Early Show" anchors discussed John Hughes' death and their favorite films and big screen moments.