Posted on 01/28/2012 6:59:54 AM PST by Thorliveshere
Those of us of a certain age will remember the cheeky-faced young man who burst onto our screens and encouraged us all to ditch school for the day.
Now, almost three decades on, that irresistible truant Ferris Bueller, the sausage king of Chicago, is back - and this time he's taking a day off work.
Matthew Broderick is set to reprise his most famous role after a ten-second clip was posted on YouTube, showing the actor, now 49, acting a famous line from the 1986 film - with a 2012 twist.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-2092653/Ferris-Bueller-sequel-Matthew-Broderick-reprise-famous-role.html#ixzz1klS0PKsf
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Cameron learned that one is responsible for his actions and his in actions.
He failed to reign in Ferris and, he he did not stand up to his father. One action led directly to the other.
Cameron learned that one is responsible for his actions and his in actions.
He failed to reign in Ferris and, he he did not stand up to his father. One action led directly to the other.
I’ll stick with New Order’s Substance 1987 twin CDs.
I would have loved to see a double-sequel, Ferris Buehler and Risky Business/Tom Cruise end up in trouble in college and how they fenagle their way out of it. In the end they get job offers from Haliburton.
Halliburton? Halliburton?
Halliburton has been very good to me. ;o)
It was all in Cameron's head. Ferris was a figment of cameron's imagination, and was the guy Cameron wished he could be. Sloan (?) was the girl he wished he could have.
He never wrecked the Ferrari and resolved to stand up to his father, because he never got out of bed.
(YIKES)
No. No! NO! Don’t mess with perfection. Besides, no John Hughes there to direct. Absolutely not.
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