Molly Ringwald Blasts Hollywood Hypocrites

Molly Ringwald has joined the Hollywood actresses exposing perverted producers — with the former teen star even shaming a mogul who claims he was "sickened" over Harvey Weinstein's sex scandals!

The star of "The Breakfast Club" and "Sixteen Candles" didn't hold back about the Hollywood casting couch in a tell-all article for The New Yorker. "When I was thirteen," she wrote, "a fifty-year-old crew member told me that he would teach me to dance, and then proceeded to push against me with an erection."

"At fourteen," she continued, "a married film director stuck his tongue in my mouth on set. " But the former teen idol also takes the time to call out another Hollywood producer for hypocrisy. She doesn't name Dreamworks executive Jeffrey Katzenberg, but still brings up a painful memory...

"In [a magazine] article, the head of a major studio — and, incidentally, someone who claims himself to be horrified by the Harvey allegations — was quoted as saying, 'I wouldn’t know [Molly Ringwald] if she sat on my face.' I was twenty-four at the time. Maybe he was misquoted. If he ever sent a note of apology, it must have gotten lost in the mail."

Fortunately, Molly can claim to have met one showbiz gentleman — at least, by Hollywood standards. She once recounted how Warren Beatty called her up after seeing her in a film, with the conversation taking a different turn when Molly mentioned that she was in school...

"He said, 'Oh, college?' "I said, 'No,' and he said, 'Acting school?' 'No,' I said. He went, 'High school?' and I said, 'Junior High.' There was a long pause and he said, 'How old are you?' I said, 'Fourteen.' I think he was disappointed and shocked. The telephone voice got more paternal, like he was talking to a little girl."