Molly Ringwald
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Molly: An American Girl on the Homefront (2006)
The Tulse Luper Suitcases, Part 1: The Moab Story (2003)
[ Isabella Rossellini ][ Debbie Harry ][ Caroline Dhavernas ][ Anna Galiena ][ Valentina Cervi ]
The Big Time (2002)
[ Heather Donahue ][ Elaine Hendrix ][ Jane Lynch ][ Christina Hendricks ]
Not Another Teen Movie (2001)
[ Lacey Chabert ][ Jaime Pressly ][ Melissa Joan Hart ][ Mia Kirshner ][ Samaire Armstrong ]
Cowboy Up (2001)
[ Daryl Hannah ][ Melinda Dillon ]
The Translator (2000)
In the Weeds (2000)
[ Bridget Moynahan ][ Ellen Pompeo ][ Tracee Ellis Ross ][ Siena Goines ][ Caroleen Feeney ]
The Giving Tree (2000)
[ Christina Applegate ][ Leslie Horan ]
Cut (2000)
Kimberly (1999)
[ Gabrielle Anwar ][ Patty Duke ][ Lainie Kazan ][ Maria Thayer ]
Teaching Mrs. Tingle (1999)
[ Katie Holmes ][ Vivica Fox ][ Helen Mirren ][ Leslie Ann ][ Marisa Coughlan ]
Requiem for Murder (1999)
[ Tanja Reichert ][ Jayne Heitmeyer ]
Twice Upon a Time (1998)
[ Shawnee Smith ][ Melora Walters ]
Since You've Been Gone (1998)
[ Teri Hatcher ][ Marisa Tomei ][ Jennifer Grey ][ Lara Flynn Boyle ][ Rachel Griffiths ]
Office Killer (1997)
[ Jeanne Tripplehorn ][ Carol Kane ][ Marla Sucharetza ][ Barbara Sukova ]
Enfants de salaud (1996)
[ Nathalie Baye ][ Anemone ]
Tous les jours dimanche (1995)
[ Susan Blakely ][ Nancy Valen ][ Marie France Pisier ]
Malicious (1995)
[ Sarah Lassez ]
Baja (1995)
Some Folks Call It a Sling Blade (1994)
Face the Music (1993)
[ Lysette Anthony ][ Nathalie Auffret ]
Something to Live for: The Alison Gertz Story (1992)
[ Lee Grant ]
Betsy's Wedding (1990)
[ Ally Sheedy ][ Catherine O'Hara ][ Madeline Kahn ][ Bibi Besch ]
Strike It Rich (1990)
Women and Men: Stories of Seduction (1990)
[ Melanie Griffith ][ Kyra Sedgwick ][ Elizabeth McGovern ]
Fresh Horses (1988)
[ Patti D'Arbanville ][ Molly Hagan ][ Aretha Franklin ]
For Keeps? (1988)
[ Leslie Bega ][ Darcy Demoss ]
The Pick-up Artist (1987)
[ Lorraine Bracco ][ Vanessa Williams ][ Christine Baranski ][ Victoria Jackson ]
King Lear (1987)
[ Julie Delpy ]
P.K. and the Kid (1987)
[ Fionnula Flanagan ][ Esther Rolle ]
Pretty in Pink (1986)
[ Gina Gershon ][ Kristy Swanson ][ Annie Potts ][ Margaret Colin ][ Kate Vernon ]
Surviving (1985)
[ Ellen Burstyn ][ Heather O'Rourke ]
The Breakfast Club (1985)
[ Ally Sheedy ]
Sixteen Candles (1984)
[ Joan Cusack ][ Jami Gertz ]
Spacehunter: Adventures in the Forbidden Zone (1983)
[ Andrea Marcovicci ][ Cali Timmons ]
Packin' It In (1983)
[ Paula Prentis ][ Andrea Marcovicci ]
Tempest (1982)
[ Susan Sarandon ][ Gena Rowlands ][ Carol Ficatier ]
Dope (1980)
Molly's Holiday (1980)
Flash Flood (1980)
The Facts of Love (1980)


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From the mid- to late '80s, slender, carrot-topped, and luscious-lipped Molly Ringwald was the reigning teen queen of mainstream films. At the peak of her popularity, Ringwald was on the cover of Time magazine and even had groups of adolescent girl fans, called "Ringlets," who would emulate her every move.The daughter of jazzman Bob Ringwald, the leader of the Great Pacific Jazz Band, Ringwald was raised in Sacramento, CA, where she was born February 14, 1968. She started performing as a toddler, although not as an actress. She embarked on a very early and brief career as a singer after her parents discovered that she had a remarkable ability to perfectly match the tune and phrasing of almost any song she heard. Ringwald began singing jazz with her father at state fairs, and by the age of six, she already had a jazz album, I Wanna Be Loved By You—Molly Sings. In the meantime, Ringwald began to develop an interest in acting: she was four when she started hanging around the local community theater and five when she started getting small parts, including the role of a preacher's child in Truman Capote's The Grass Harp. At the age of eight, Ringwald appeared on The New Mickey Mouse Club. Encouraged by her talent and driven by her father's desire to get better bookings for his band, Ringwald's family moved to L.A.'s San Fernando Valley. In 1979, the actress won a part on Norman Lear's sitcom The Facts of Life. Ringwald only lasted a season before she was let go, but her television work paved the way for subsequent screen roles.In 1982, Ringwald made an auspicious film debut in Paul Mazursky's acclaimed Tempest, earning a Golden Globe nomination for her portrayal of John Cassavetes' daughter. In order to prepare for the role, Mazursky had Ringwald and her family move to a flat in New York's Greenwich Village to help her develop the necessary New York accent and attitude. Her performance in the film attracted the attention of screenwriter/aspiring director John Hughes who cast her as the protagonist of Sixteen Candles (1984), his wistful chronicle of suburban teenaged angst. The film was a hit, and so was Ringwald. Hughes would cast her in two more teen films, The Breakfast Club (1985) and Pretty in Pink (1986), both of which were hugely popular with teen audiences. In addition to a solid film career, Ringwald — who had become a household name — also occasionally appeared in television movies. Despite her continued success through the early '90s, Ringwald felt her life had reached a crossroads; by 1992, she decided to sell her house, put her personal effects in storage, pack up seven suitcases, and exchange life in the L.A. fast lane for a more romantic existence in Paris, where she was busy shooting Seven Sundays (released in 1994). Ringwald, who had learned French while attending a French high school in Los Angeles, remained there, dividing her time between reading (she has been a voracious reader since childhood when she and her siblings would read stories to her blind father), writing short stories and screenplays, cooking, and hanging out with her French husband. She occasionally continued to act in American and internationally produced films and television projects that include George Hickenlooper's Some Folks Call It a Sling Blade (1993), Stephen King's The Stand (1994), and Teaching Mrs. Tingle (1999). Ringwald also continued to do stage work, appearing in an acclaimed 1998 off-Broadway production of Paula Vogel's How I Learned to Drive.


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