Bring 'Class' back to the cinema screens in the newly extended director's cut version

We, the 1980's movie fans, cinemagoers and myself have officially decided that the time has come for all of you to bring the world's greatest 1980's teen movie comedy 'Class' back to the cinema screens for the first time in over two decades next year in a newly extended director's cut version.

The film launched the careers of Rob Lowe, Andrew McCarthy and John Cusack and released to general teen movie appeal during the 1980's regime.

In the coming-of-age take of 'The Graudate' which it's about a young freshman student who embarks on an affair with a older woman who turns out to be his roommate's mother.

In the new version it will be include 35 minutes of never before seen filmed footage and several deleted scenes will be added into the newly extended director's cut.

Hopefully it will be released in the cinemas sometime next year and please, take a chance to bring 'Class' back to the cinemas and give international filmgoers the opportunity to see this film again.

Thank you for your patience,