Birth nameMolly Kathleen Ringwald Birth information18 February 1968, Roseville, California, USA BioMolly released an album at the age of 6 entitled, "I Wanna Be Loved By You, Molly Sings". She is the youngest daughter of Bob Ringwald, the blind jazz pianist. At age five she starred in a stage production of "Alice in Wonderland", playing the dormouse.

Molly Ringwald may be the most nostalgia-inducing star for a generation of movie-goers, but she is not one to get sentimental about things like, say, pregnancy. When asked if she loves expecting twins, she tells Fit Pregnancy with a laugh, "No. I don't hate it, though. There is something wonderful about it." Ringwald, who announced her pregnancy in December, says that the limitations of carrying twins takes getting used to. "I find it difficult to be restricted in my movements and to feel vulnerable all the time," she says. "I am used to feeling very strong and active." But she's
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Over at Ugo they’ve got the trailer for Final Destination 4 (aka The Final Destination), which is supposedly the last installment in the Fd franchise. In the trailer, and in the movie, we’re treated to the usual gang of people who’ve temporarily escaped death only to be confronted with their demise later once death realizes its mistake and comes to collect.
Oh, and there’s one other twist this time around: its in 3D. I’m not sure if that will help or hinder the proceedings but even if its a dismal failure, rest assured others will still try to make and release movies in 3D because they think that’s what the audience wants. Didn’t Hollywood try this stunt a couple times before in the early 50’s and mid 80’s and it failed miserably?
I seem to recall a little movie called Jaws 3: 3D
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The 2009 Provincetown International Film Festival in Cape Cod, Massachusetts, USA is screening Cindy Sherman's dark comedic 1997 horror film Office Killer on June 18th at 8Pm as a special event. It stars Carol Kane, Molly Ringwald, Jeanne Tripplehorn, and Barbara Sukowa.
Office Killer is a victim-turned-avenger tale hinging on a murderous copy editor...

When Dorine Douglas' job at Constant Consumer magazine is turned into an at-home position during a downsizing, she doesn't know how to cope. But after accidentally killing one of her co-workers, she discovers that murder can quench the loneliness of her home life. Spinning into madness at the film's center Kane leads a cast of seasoned professionals, Molly Ringwald and Jeanne Tripplehorn among them in this comic thriller. This dark tale of corporate downsizing is even more relevant today than when it was released in 1997. In her first feature film, American artist Cindy Sherman concocts a peculiarly
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