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Titre original : Pretty in Pink

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Coming-of-Age Teen Romance Comedy Drama Romance

Une fille pauvre doit choisir entre les attirances de sortir avec son amour d'enfance ou un playboy riche mais sensible.Une fille pauvre doit choisir entre les attirances de sortir avec son amour d'enfance ou un playboy riche mais sensible.Une fille pauvre doit choisir entre les attirances de sortir avec son amour d'enfance ou un playboy riche mais sensible.

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Récompenses
- 1 victoire au total

Anecdotes
James Spader was offered the role of Blane, but he chose to take the role of Steff instead. He finds it more fun to play the villain.

Gaffes
The movie is set in Illinois. After Andie's kiss with Blain, Duckie rides his bike around Andie's house and towards Trax record store; all the cars have Blue California license plates.

Citations
Blane: You couldn't buy her, though, that's what's killing you, isn't it? Stef? That's it, Stef. She thinks you're shit. And deep down, you know she's right.

Connexions
Featured in At the Movies: What Makes Woody Run? (1986)

Bandes originales
Pretty In Pink
by Roger Morris (as Morris), John Ashton (as Ashton), Duncan Kilburn (as Kilburn), Vince Ely (as Ely), Tim Butler (as Butler) and Richard Butler (as Butler)
Performed by The Psychedelic Furs
Courtesy of CBS Records, a division of CBS United Kingdom Limited
Lyrics from "Pretty In Pink" by The Psychedelic Furs © 1981 1986 CBS Songs Ltd.
Administered in the U.S. by Blackwood Music Inc.

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I liked it

John Hughes knows the 80's. And this proves it. The film is a drama/comedy about a teenage girl and her problems in social and family life. Though I am a guy, I identified with a lot of the problems and I thought there was so much to like in this film. It's just that this is a little softer than the other Hughes films. Maybe cause he didn't direct it. Molly Ringwald gives her best yet and Harry Dean Stanton has never been more tender. Good 80's film, but not in the best column. By the way, Andrew Dice Clay appears as a bouncer, so pay attention to his part which highlights the film for me. A