Breakfast Club star Judd Nelson Bender rides chopper. He became an icon to a generation after playing juvenile delinquent Bender in The Breakfast Club.
And 8. 0s star Judd Nelson chanelled his old character as he went for a wild ride on a chopper in Beverly Hills on Tuesday. It seems the 5. 7- year- old actor is still something of a rebel himself in real life, as he was wearing a snazzy suit before he straddled his mean machine. Watch Follow A Star Download Full. Scroll down for video Still a rebel: Breakfast Club star Judd Nelson chanelled his famous character by going for a chopper ride in Beverly Hills on Tuesday. He was almost unrecognisable from his younger self in his two- piece suit, shirt, tie and black leather boots. The performer subverted his smart look however with his messy long hair and wild, straggly beard.
Judd has enjoyed a long and varied career since his teen idol years, including voicing Hot Rod in the Transformers cartoon movie and playing record label executive Baretti on Empire. But he had only appeared in two films before he made shot to stardom in John Hughes' classic comedy- drama film The Breakfast Club. Suit you sir: He did not look like a man who was about to straddle a mean machine. Unrecognisable: He looked nothing like his younger self with his wild, straggly beard. Bender: Judd (top) alongside Ally Sheedy and Anthony Michael Hall in the 1.
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And he has admitted he had no idea how iconic his turn alongside fellow young stars of the future including Anthony Michael Hall, Ally Sheedy and Emilio Estevez. He said: 'You always hope on every project that it’s special, that it will stand the test of time, but you never really know.'I’m surprised, but pleasantly.'And he also spoke about how much of a nightmare his character was in retrospect, joking: 'I’m now that kid’s dad.'Helmet: The safety- conscious star made sure he put on some protection before his ride. Rebel without a clue: He seemed to be struggling to turn on his engine.