Molly Ringwald, the star of a number of iconic 1980s hits such as The Breakfast Club, and Pretty in Pink, says its impossible to be a young woman in Hollywood and not have predators around looking to take advantage of up-and-coming talent. Ringwalds acting career began at age 10 with an appearance on the television series Diffrent Strokes, which led to her being cast as a main character in its spinoff, The Facts of Life. From there shed go on to appear in a couple of feature films before landing her big break in 1984 thanks to her role as Sam Baxter in the John Hughes film, Sixteen Candles.
The star of such 80s hits as The Breakfast Club and Sixteen Candles says she was taken advantage of many time, but her “survival instinct” saved her. Read More