[Answer] Which scene in "The Breakfast Club" was improvised?

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...1. The scene where they share why they're in detention. 2. The corridor scene 3. The dance sequence 4. The lunch scene

Step 2 : Answer to the question "Which scene in "The Breakfast Club" was improvised?"

The scene where they share why they're in detention. - “The Breakfast Club” (1985) sees a group of high school clichés become real in John Hughes’ seminal flick. One incredible fact about the film is that its most iconic scene — where each of the misfit students shares his or her story with the group about how they ended up in detention — was completely unscripted. Hughes told the group to ad-lib, and they brought their A-game. The reasons ranged from bullying a kid in order to impress the “old man” (Emilio Estevez as Andrew) to not having anything better to do (Ally Sheedy as Allison). The soul-bearing scene broke the mold of coming-of-age films.:

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