The article delves into Emilio Estevez's reflections on the impact of the "Brat Pack" label on his career and the other actors associated with it. Coined in 1985, the term referred to a group of up-and-coming actors including Estevez, Judd Nelson, Rob Lowe, and Robert Downey Jr, who often starred in films together during the Eighties. Estevez expressed frustration at being pigeonholed by the label, feeling it derailed his career and even caused him to pass on promising opportunities. He and fellow Brat Pack member Andrew McCarthy discussed their experiences in the documentary "Brats," shedding light on the complexities of their relationships and the lasting effects of the collective nickname. Estevez emphasized the negative impact of the Brat Pack name, echoing similar sentiments from actress Ally Sheedy. The documentary is now available in the US on Hulu and will soon be accessible in the UK on Disney+.