Deer

Graceful, sensitive icon who's always looked slightly startled by fame.

Molly Ringwald rose to fame as the quintessential emotionally delicate, beautiful teenager in John Hughes films like 'The Breakfast Club' and 'Pretty in Pink,' projecting a nervous, wide-eyed vulnerability that defined her screen presence. Off-screen, she has always seemed slightly ill at ease with her own celebrity, retreating from Hollywood at her peak and later writing thoughtfully and anxiously about her career in pieces questioning the legacy of those films. Her physical elegance and emotional sensitivity, combined with a kind of perpetual inner restlessness and discomfort with the spotlight, make deer the unmistakable fit.