In the year 2011, John Hughes embarked on a creative endeavour, penning the screenplay and co-starring alongside Rick Gomez in the film "Leave", a cinematic endeavour that showcased their collaborative talents. The following year, 2012, saw Hughes bring his unique vision to life with the film "The Dark Tourist", a project that featured esteemed actors Michael Cudlitz and Melanie Griffith in prominent roles.
The year 2013 proved to be a pivotal moment in Hughes' career, as his script "Pox Americana" rose to prominence, securing a coveted spot within the top ten on the prestigious Black List. This remarkable achievement led to a two-picture deal with Warner Brothers, marking a significant milestone in Hughes' professional journey.
Since then, Hughes has continued to demonstrate his versatility and skill as a writer, penning an impressive ten studio films. His impressive resume boasts projects that have attracted the attention of A-list stars, including Tom Hanks, Tom Hardy, and Denzel Washington.
In recent years, Hughes has expanded his range as an actor, taking on the iconic role of Frank Sinatra in the Paramount+ series "The Offer", directed by the acclaimed Dexter Fletcher. His upcoming appearance in the film "Pep", produced by Leonardo DiCaprio's Appian Way and starring James Madio, will see him portray the character of Mike Marino.
