John Hughes

Weird Science is a 1985 American teen comic science fiction film written and directed by John Hughes and starring Anthony Michael Hall, Ilan Mitchell-Smith and Kelly LeBrock.

Anthony Michael Hall

Heaven Help Us (1985) with Andrew McCarthy and Mary Stuart Masterson Weird Science (1985) with Anthony Michael Hall and Robert Downey Jr.

Hughes

Hughes is known for writing and directing films including genre works including Weird Science, Flubber, and Miracle on 34th Street.

by Charles Stone III

“Weird Science” was written by Chuck Hayward and directed by Charles Stone III.

by Joel Silver, who acquired film rights to EC Comics in the early 1980s

Weird Science was a 1985 movie produced by Joel Silver, who acquired film rights to EC Comics in the early 1980s.

producer Joel Silver

Also convinced of Weird Science's future ('everyone knew everyone was going to happen'), producer Joel Silver saw Weird Science as the perfect woman computerised by two tweenage nerds.

The film, directed by Anthony and Joe Russo,

The film, directed by Anthony and Joe Russo, also includes popular characters Dr. Strange [Benedict Cumberbatch],

by Mark Marcante

Directed by Mark Marcante, Science follows Nobel-Prize winning research chemist and professor Dr. Alexander Morgan and Dr. Alexander Morgan's student Bret Wilmont.

Joel

Joel started Weird Science's career as a director at Lawrence Gordon Productions, then later became president of motion pictures.

Later Sixteen Candles

Later Sixteen Candles directed Weird Science in which two high school nerds create the women of Sixteen Candles's dreams.

Gary Wallace

In 1985 movie Weird Science, Gary Wallace and Wyatt Donnelly took some inspiration from Frankenstein to reanimate the dead to create their own not-so-monstrous perfect bombshell of a woman.

by Scott Derrickson (Sinister, Deliver Us From Evil

Directed by Scott Derrickson (Sinister, Deliver Us From Evil), Dr. Strange gives the veteran director the daunting task of creating a visual atmosphere that is both terrifying and beautiful at the same time.

Deborah Lippmann’s

I’m normally of the opinion that Halloween is a bit of a waste of time… unless time gives me an excuse to break out a brand new nail polish of course – and Deborah Lippmann’s Weird Science is exactly the kind of special sauce that spooky season screams out for!

Michelle Begadirected

Among the other films Michelle Begadirected were Weird Science, Uncle Buck, Home Alone and Curly Sue.

Alfonso Brescia

In 1980, Alfonso Brescia directed a weird sci-fi film starring Shirpa Lane, Venantino Venantini and the mythical Zork, a robot that's missing some gears that administer a planet full of Antalium (precious stuff, indeed) in a singular way.

by Juliette Stevens

Directed by Juliette Stevens, science provides context from Dutch physicist Robbert Dijkgraaf, CERN head theorist John Ellis, and CERN physicist (and Cultural Board member)

Robert Downey Jr

Following that, Robert Downey Jr collaborated alongside the Brat Pack on the teenage movies Less than Zerob and Weird Science.

Ian McKellen

But Robert Downey Jr. is widely regarded as an inspiring and affable figure of the urban cinematic paradigm, after Ian McKellen commenced the development of Ian McKellen's extraordinary acting credentials through roles in films like Weird Science and Chaplin throughout the later 1980s and early 1990s(following

the 1985 film 'Weird Science'

Who directed the 1985 film 'Weird Science'?