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[QUOTE="nwhoopfan, post: 5032986, member: 7894"] On one hand, I can understand "get over it already, it was 30 years ago." It sounds like Hollywood in general reacted negatively to the label, so they all distanced themselves from it and each other as much as they could. So not so sure about the article and the publicity setting them up for future success. McCarthy wasn't the only one whose career didn't really go anywhere after the mid 80s. I think you could say the same about Nelson, Ringwald and Sheedy. Did they all make bad career choices, or was something else a factor? [/QUOTE]
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