Molly Ringwald worries about cancel culture

Molly Ringwald slams cancel culture as 'unsustainable' and often 'unfair': 'I worry about that'

Molly Ringwald, one of the most recognizable actresses of the 1980s and an iconic member of Hollywood's "Brat Pack," recently admitted that she worries about the possible consequences of cancel culture.In an interview with the Guardian's Zoe Williams, Ringwald claimed that cancel culture has grown too big, now that former Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein is in prison and the #MeToo movement appears to be on the wane. "[A] lot of people have g…

Molly Ringwald worries about 'unsustainable' cancel culture making people 'roll their eyes'

Actress Molly Ringwald, best known for hit 1980s films such as The Breakfast Club and Sixteen Candles, is calling out cancel culture.

Actress Molly Ringwald Bashes Cancel Culture: 'Unsustainable,' 'Bunch of Puritans'

Former '80s "Brat Pack" star Molly Ringwald knocked cancel culture as an "unsustainable" way of living that has turned America into Puritans.

Molly Ringwald criticizes cancel culture as 'unsustainable': 'We're basically a bunch of puritans'

Molly Ringwald criticized cancel culture as "unsustainable" in a new interview. While speaking about the #MeToo movement and sexual harrassment, Ringwald shared her views on cancel culture. "I don’t think a Harvey Weinstein situation could exist now. But, again, a lot of people have gotten swept up in ‘cancelation,' and I worry about that," she told the Guardian. "It’s unsustainable, in a way. Some people have been unfairly canceled, and they do…

Molly Ringwald: 'I worry about cancel culture!'

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Molly Ringwald: 'I worry about cancel culture!'

Molly Ringwald thinks that some people have been "unfairly cancelled" in America since the #MeToo movement.