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The “Breakfast Club” star Judd Nelson looked nearly unrecognizable while out on his motorcycle in a rare public sighting.
The actor, 66, was all smiles as he stepped out in West Hollywood, California, on Saturday afternoon.
Nelson, who portrayed John Bender in the 1985 John Hughes-directed movie, rocked a bushy beard, sunglasses and a gray hat.
He braved the heat in layers, wearing a brown T-shirt, flannel and black blazer.
The “New Jack City” star also sported cargo pants and brown boots.
The “St. Elmo’s Fire” star tends to shy away from the spotlight and was last seen out on his motorcycle in April, per E! News.
At the time, he wore similar attire, but bundled up with gloves and a black trench coat.
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Before then, Nelson was seen celebrating the 40th anniversary of “The Breakfast Club” alongside his co-stars Molly Ringwald, Emilio Estévez, Ally Sheedy and Anthony Michael Hall.
The co-stars reunited for the first time since the film’s release at the Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo in April 2025.
“I feel really, very emotional and moved to have us all together,” Ringwald said during a panel, per Today.com.
“The Breakfast Club” follows five high school students from various social groups who are forced to spend a Saturday in detention
Nelson portrays the group’s rebel, while Ringwald plays Claire Standish, the popular girl.
Hall plays the intelligent student Brian Johnson, Estevez portrays Andrew Clark, the group’s athlete and Sheedy plays Allison Reynolds, the quiet member.
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