john bender was the criminal's character name in the breakfast club.
john bender was the criminal's character name in the breakfast club.
what is the criminal's character name in the breakfast club?
john bender
section::::cast.









































bullet::::- judd nelson as john bender









































bullet::::- molly ringwald as claire standish









































bullet::::- emilio estevez as andrew clark









































bullet::::- anthony michael hall as brian johnson









































bullet::::- ally sheedy as allison reynolds









































bullet::::- paul gleason as assistant principal vernon









































bullet::::- john kapelos as carl reed









































bullet::::- ron dean as mr. clark









































section::::production.









































section::::production.:casting.









































molly ringwald and anthony michael hall both starred in hughes's 1984 film "sixteen candles". towards the end of filming, hughes asked them both to be in "the breakfast club". hall became the first to be cast, agreeing to the role of brian johnson; his real life
the breakfast club
breakfast club









































the term breakfast club may refer to a variety of social arrangements, the simplest being where friends meet to eat breakfast together.









































breakfast club (or the breakfast club) may also refer to:









































bullet::::- "the breakfast club", a 1985 film written and directed by john hughes









































bullet::::- school breakfast club, a facility to provide children with a morning school meal, in the context of education in the united kingdom









































bullet::::- a euphemism for a remedial arrangement where school children from different classes are given morning detention, in the context of education in the united states
breakfast club