Demi Moore reunited with her fellow Brat Pack members Ally Sheedy and Andrew McCarthy at the premiere of a new documentary about their 1980s stardom.
The Brat Pack were a cohort of young rising stars whose roles in the movies embodied the fast-living spirit of the 1980s.
Along with Demi, Ally and Andrew, the group included such famous faces as Rob Lowe, Emilio Estevez, Molly Ringwald and Anthony Michael Hall.
Now Andrew has directed a new documentary called Brats about the stardom they all enjoyed together in the hyper-glitzy Reagan Era.
He, Demi and Ally – all now 61 years old – enjoyed a reunion at the movie’s Tribeca Film Festival premiere Friday, 39 years after they co-starred in St. Elmo’s Fire.
Demi Moore (right) reunited with her fellow Brat Pack members Ally Sheedy (left) and Andrew McCarthy Center) at the Tribeca premiere of their documentary Brats on Friday
(from left) Ally, Judd Nelson, Emilio Estevez, Demi, Mare Winningham, Rob Lowe and Andrew are all pictured together in Joel Schumacher’s 1985 film St. Elmo’s Fire
Directed by Joel Schumacher, St. Elmo’s Fire was a coming-of-age drama that featured an array of names that became associated with the Brat Pack.
Demi, Andrew and Ally were joined in the cast by Rob, Emilio, Judd Nelson, Andie MacDowell, Mare Winningham and Martin Balsam.
Although the movie was disdained by the critics, it became a smash hit at the box office upon its release in 1985 and helped elevate its young actors to stardom.
Brats also features interviews with Jon Cryer, who insists in the doc that he was not in the Brat Pack despite starring with Molly in Pretty In Pink.
Jon, who became a global name alongside Emilio Estevez’ brother Charlie Sheen on Two And A Half Men, was a spirited presence at the premiere.
He posed for a number of group shots with various Brat Pack members, including with Andrew, Ally and Demi all together.
For her latest public appearance, Demi emphasized her enviably lithe physique in a fitted white top and high-waisted matching trousers.
Her sleeveless blouse featured an elegant collar and was speckled with brass buttons, as were her trousers, which played up her vertiginous legs.
Directed by Joel Schumacher, St. Elmo’s Fire was a coming-of-age drama that featured an array of names that became associated with the Brat Pack, including Demi, pictured in the film
Andrew, Demi and Ally – all now 61 years old – enjoyed a reunion at his documentary Brats’ Tribeca Film Festival premiere Friday, 39 years after they co-starred in St. Elmo’s Fire
Letting her luxurious mane of dark hair tumble freely over her shoulders, the ex-wife of Bruce Willis jazzed up her look with ornate earrings and a matching bracelet
In the documentary, which curious viewers can watch on Hulu, Demi bared her soul about how terrified she was making St. Elmo’s Fire
‘Because it’s not like I had any box-office draw,’ she reflected: ‘You know, we were all just beginning. I didn’t have anything to really warrant him sticking by me’
Brats also features interviews with Jon Cryer, who insists in the doc that he was not in the Brat Pack despite starring with Molly in Pretty In Pink
Jon, who became a global name alongside Emilio Estevez’ brother Charlie Sheen on Two And A Half Men, was a spirited presence at the premiere
Jon cut a dapper figure at the premiere in a silver suit worn without a tie, as he posed alongside his black-clad wife Lisa Joyner
posed for a number of group shots with various Brat Pack members, including with Andrew, Ally and Demi all together
Ally on the other hand modeled a beguilingly sheer off-white blouse, tucked into a trendily baggy pair of trousers and accessorized with a boyfriend fit blazer
Veteran Hollywood casting director Marci Liroff, whose work includes St. Elmo’s Fire, could also be spotted on the red carpet of the Brats premiere
Letting her luxurious mane of dark hair tumble freely over her shoulders, the ex-wife of Bruce Willis jazzed up her look with ornate earrings and a matching bracelet.
Jon meanwhile cut a dapper figure at the premiere in a silver suit worn without a tie, as he posed alongside his black-clad wife Lisa Joyner.
Andrew, the impresario who put Brats together, modeled a navy suit over a powder blue shirt, going without a tie in a summery touch.
Ally on the other hand modeled a beguilingly sheer off-white blouse, tucked into a trendily baggy pair of trousers and accessorized with a boyfriend fit blazer.
Veteran Hollywood casting director Marci Liroff, whose work includes St. Elmo’s Fire, could also be spotted on the red carpet of the Brats premiere.
Andrew, Demi, Ally and Jon all took the stage at the BMCC Theater that day to be interviewed in front of the audience as part of the film festival.
In the documentary, which curious viewers can watch on Hulu, Demi bared her soul about how terrified she was making St. Elmo’s Fire.
Andrew, Demi, Ally and Jon all took the stage at the BMCC Theater that day to be interviewed in front of the audience as part of the film festival
In the documentary, Demi revealed the brass on St. Elmo’s Fire ‘paid to have a sober companion with me 24/7, during the whole shooting,’ she disclosed, to Andrew’ surprise
She noted that Joel Schumacher ‘stuck his neck out for me’ to put her in the film, as the team ‘could easily have cast someone else’ in her estimation.
‘Because it’s not like I had any box-office draw. You know, we were all just beginning. I didn’t have anything to really warrant him sticking by me.’
During the making of the film, she ‘was so fearful of failing, fearful of losing, and so desperate to fit in, belong,’ she said. ‘My need to please was definitely on high alert.’
In fact the studio even ‘paid to have a sober companion with me 24/7, during the whole shooting,’ she disclosed, to Andrew’ surprise.
