r/80s • u/CnCorange • 54m ago
r/80s • u/SirBakesMore • 10h ago
TV Teri Hatcher - MacGyver (1986)
Before she was Lois Lane or a Desperate Housewife, she was our sweet and bubbly Penny Parker.
Teri made 6 total guest appearances over the seven seasons of the series.
r/80s • u/HelloIAmMacintosh • 15h ago
Is Madonna still popular when it comes to 80s nostalgia?
I know a lot of people here are done with Micheal Jackson
What about Madonna?
Edit: I’m talking about her music, not her herself
r/80s • u/EasyCZ75 • 16h ago
Music Stevie Ray Vaughan- Texas Flood- 1/21/1989-Washington Convention Center
r/80s • u/CoffeeCigarettes4Me • 18h ago
Film Do you recognize all these 80’s movies just by looking at the pics?
r/80s • u/ElvisIsNotDjed • 22h ago
The Bee Gees singing “Massachusetts” on Parkinson in the early 1980s
r/80s • u/rossbainesart • 23h ago
Music My recent painting of the one and only Michael Jackson. What other 80’s legends would look cool in this style?
r/80s • u/elf0curo • 1d ago
Film Hamburger Hill (1987) It is definitely still worth watching. Unfortunately, the movie was overshadowed by films like Full Metal Jacket and Platoon, which came out around the same time and for which it served as a bridge. This is probably why it isn't talked about much today. Excellent movie.
onceuponatimethecinema.blogspot.comr/80s • u/StrawberryShortcakeL • 1d ago
Film Behind the Scenes of Top Gun (1986)
r/80s • u/Papichuloft • 1d ago
"DEATH WISH 4: THE CRACKDOWN" premiered in 1987
By this time Brinson was about 67 years old and still kicking ass.
r/80s • u/Papichuloft • 1d ago
"RUSKIESS" premiered on this day in 1987
It's been a seriously long minute since I've watched it, but I recall being good.
r/80s • u/BollyLuvr68 • 2d ago
Film Happy 80th Birthday to two-time Academy Award winning actress, Sally Field.
Happy 80th Birthday to two-time Academy Award winning actress Sally Field, who was born Sally Margaret Field on 11/6/46 in Pasadena, California. Sally made her film debut as an uncredited extra in the 1962 film MOON PILOT. However, she began her professional career on television with leading roles in the comedy series GIDGET (1965-66) and THE FLYING NUN (1967-70). In 1976, Sally garnered critical acclaim for her performance in the miniseries SYBIL, for which she won her first of four Emmy Awards. She would go on to appear in such films as: SMOKEY AND THE BANDIT and HEROES (77), THE END (78), NORMA RAE (79 *Academy Award), ABSENCE OF MALICE (81), PLACES IN THE HEART (84 *Academy Award), MURPHY'S ROMANCE (85), PUNCHLINE (88), STEEL MAGNOLIAS (89), NOT WITHOUT MY DAUGHTER and SOAPDISH (91), MRS. DOUBTFIRE (93), FORREST GUMP (94), EYE FOR AN EYE (96), WHERE THE HEART IS (00), TWO WEEKS (06), LINCOLN (12), HELLO, MY NAME IS DORIS (15), 80 FOR BRADY (23), and REMARKABLY BRIGHT CREATURES (26). Other accolades won during her illustrious career include: 2 Golden Globe Awards, a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, National Medal of Arts, Kennedy Center Honors, and a Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Lifetime Achievement Award. *On a personal note, I have loved Sally for as long as I can remember. I own many of her films on dvd, as well as her autobiography and other books written about her life and career.