Long Duk Dong went against Hughes theme that nerds should be appreciated
I have always been a huge John Hughes fan since I was a kid. I have enjoyed all of his movies except for Sixteen Candles. Hughes usually put the nerdy outcast kids at the center of his stories and said that they shouldn’t be made fun of. That is except in this release. The movie starts off with a familiar theme. It’s Sam Baker’s (Molly Ringwald) 16th birthday but no one in her family remembers. The reason why her family forgets is because her older sister is getting married and that’s all anyone can think about. She also likes a popular guy in school named Jake (Michael Schoeffling) but is afraid to say anything. These are all popular storylines in a Hughes movie. The girl is ignored by both her family and the guy she likes and if she finds some self-confidence everything will work out.<br /><br />Why this movie doesn’t work is the inclusion of Long Duk Dong (Gedde Watanabe) an exchange student who comes to stay at Sam’s house. This character is the epitome of racist stereotypes about Asians. Hughes always thought the nerds should be appreciated, that is unless they were Asians. In that case you could just make endless fun of them. There’s a stupid gong sound every time he starts talking. He’s got a horrible fake accent, etc. It’s such a disappointment that Hughes stuck with this character.<br />C
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