Molly Ringwald Reacts to Selena Gomez’s ‘Sixteen Candles’-Inspired Series: ‘It Sounds Fantastic’

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Wish granted. Molly Ringwald gave Selena Gomez‘s upcoming Sixteen Candles-inspired series her seal of approval.“I am so happy about that,” the Riverdale star, 54, told Deadline on Tuesday, March 22 about 15 Candles, which is based on the 1984 John Hughes romantic comedy. “I really do feel like when people always ask me about rebooting my movies, I am like, ‘No those movies were wonderful.'”She continued: “But what they should do is take inspiration from them and do something completely different but inspired, so that just sounds fantastic.”The Peacock series — which is executive produced by the “Lose You to Love Me” singer, 29 — centers on a group of four Latinas who are exploring what it means to leave their childhood behind through two major coming-of-age rituals: starting high school and celebrating their quinceañera.

While 15 Candles is still in development, Ringwald is hopeful that Gomez and her fellow producers will consider casting “one of [her] daughters” as Samantha Baker, should the character return.Sixteen Candles was Ringwald’s breakthrough role and her first collaboration with writer and director Hughes.

In the film, the Pretty in Pink star plays the aforementioned Sam, a 16-year-old whose parents forget about her birthday amid the stresses of her older sister Ginny’s wedding.

The teenager ends up going on an adventure to forget about her failed birthday only to discover that her crush, Jake Ryan (Michael Schoeffling), has finally noticed her.The movie also starred Blanche Baker as Ginny, Gedde Watanabe as foreign exchange student Long Duk Dong, Anthony Michael Hall as the geeky Ted and brother and sister duo Joan Cusack and John Cusack in minor roles.Ringwald has previously spoken about the legacy of the

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