Brat pack

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watch BRATS to understand what the brat pack members feel about the name given to them 30 years ago affects them now.

st. elmo's fire jeep scene

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Matthew Broderick and a rare candid of a smiling Fran Lebowitz

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80's Brat Pack

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The Breakfast Club

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This year marks the 25th anniversary of St. Elmo's Fire, my all-time favorite bad movie. It's a film that went on to influence – for better or for worse – the late-80s crop of TV “dramedies” like thirtysomething and later serio-comic youth-angst soap operas like Dawson’s Creek (which referenced St. Elmo's in its reunion episode) and Melrose Place. A quarter of a century later, St. Elmo's Fire (heretofore referred to as S.E.F.) has wormed its way into our cultural DNA. Last year, ABC-TV…

Rob Lowe, Tom Cruise and Emilio Estevez at the premiere of "In The Custody of Strangers" in 1982