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John Hughes, a staple of 80's teen films, the father of the "Brat Pack" films, passed away on Thursday. We was just 59 years old.
You may remembers his films he directed, such as;
Sixteen Candles, Weird Science, The Breakfast Club, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, Planes Trains and Automobiles, Uncle Buck, among others. He also wrote several films, such as Nation Lampoon's Vacation, Mr. Mom, Pretty In Pink, Home Alone, Dutch (A favorite of mine), as well as being the producer for several of the films listed and many more.
John Hughes=Dead
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John Hughes=Dead
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"Oh, if you see him coming get away if you can. Just keep on running, run as fast you can. He's a dangerous, dangerous man. And he's out tonight. And he's watching you. And he knows your house. Ki ki ki ma ma ma. No, don't turn out the light. Yeah causes hes back. He's the man behind the mask. And he's out of control." -Alice Cooper
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Okay, pardon my bluntness, but if anymore celebrities knock off we're going to have to declare Hollywood a Level 5 BioHazard. Seriously there should be a Surgeon General's warning regarding the effects of Fame.
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Rest in peace, old avatar.
Rest in peace, old avatar.
