"Uncle" Buck

Miles: Where do you live?

Buck: In the city.

Miles: You have a house?

Buck: Apartment.

Miles: Own or rent?

Buck: Rent.

Miles: What do you do for a living?

Buck: Lots of things.

Miles: Where's your office?

Buck: I don't have one.

Miles: How come?

Buck: I don't need one.

Miles: Where's your wife?

Buck: Don't have one.

Miles: How come?

Buck: It's a long story.

Miles: You have kids?

Buck: No I don't.

Miles: How come?
Buck: It's an even longer story.

Miles: Are you my Dad's brother?

Buck: What's your record for consecutive questions asked?

Miles: 38.

Buck: I'm your Dad's brother alright.

Miles: You have much more hair in your nose than my Dad.

Buck: How nice of you to notice.

Miles: I'm a kid - that's my job.

... Uncle Buck (1989) - Written/Directed by John Hughes

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Molly Ringwald Remembers John Hughes

Molly Ringwald spoke to her old co-star, Anthony Michael Hall, shortly after John Hughes' death. And she wrote about it in The New York Times - read it HERE.

It's so weird, I've always felt very bonded to Molly Ringwald. She is my age, and because of her movies I've always felt as if she and I grew up together. Molly is like the sister I never had...

John Hughes Montage

Watching this is like watching my teenage years flash in front of my eyes.

Breaking: John Hughes Dies

TMZ is reporting that film director, producer and writer John Hughes, 59, died of a heart attack today in NYC.

Anyone who grew up in the 80's needs to observe a moment of silence for the man responsible for such classics as National Lampoon's Vacation, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, Weird Science, The Breakfast Club, Pretty in Pink and my favorite - Sixteen Candles.