Mia Sara

Tom Cruise is in that one.

Mia Sara, looking as fine as ever.

Tom Cruise is pretty annoying in that.

He's not good at being a fairy.

Yeah.

So Mia Sarah had to play across a 39-year-old man who also had to pretend that he was extremely sexually attracted to her.

Yeah.

I would need to drink a lot of wine after shooting those if I had to do that.

Like he doesn't really do that much as Jack.

I think Mia Sara is really the one to watch in that one.

And, you know, it's an 80s unicorn girl's dream.

Yes, exactly.

I was going to say, okay.

So for those who don't know, legend is a 1985 Ridley Scott film stars, Tom Cruise and Mia Sarah, uh, had a budget of $25 million.

It did 23 million at the box office.

It's got a 90 minute running time.

A budget of $5 million, box office $70.7 million, so a good little profit there.

Stars Matthew Broderick, Alan Rook, Mia Sara, Jeffrey Jones, Jennifer Grey, Cindy Pickett, Lyman Ward, among others, Charlie Sheen, Ben Stein.

Of course, follows the story of a high school senior who decides to take a day off from school, or basically play hooky.

He basically spends the day with his girlfriend, and his best friend is a Traverse Chicago, all the while the vice principal of the the school is it I'm sorry the Dean of the school works to prove that Bueller is that the first Bueller's taking is not as sick as he is and hijinks ensue as as we get this little like cat-and-mouse game as I usually do I will start off here with the three things that worked and three things that didn't work so three things that worked number one The whole concept of Bueller breaking the fourth wall throughout the course of the film I thought was actually kind of well done because it gives you an insight into his head.

Uh, but he's actually quite a bit older than everybody, but he and Matthew Broderick had been in a, a movie together before, like Brighton Beach Blues or something, and, um, just, uh, really clicked well and were kind of a package deal.

And then y- your last sort of teenage character in this film is Mia Sara, who has just come off filming Legend with Tom Cruise.

I've never seen Legend.

It feels like forbidden fruit to me.

Yeah

And Mia Sara from, from Ferris's Day Off is the girl, and Tom Cruise...

She's like a fucking elf or something

Yeah

Number nine, 1986, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, Rotten Tomatoes, score of 85%.

As I mentioned, John Hughes directed Matthew Broderick, Alan Ruck, Mia Sara, Jeffrey Jones, and Jennifer Grey, among others.

The tagline? Hit it.

One man's struggle to take it easy.