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Andrew McCarthy, the guy with the oh-so-intense stare, who broke Andie's heart in "Pretty in Pink," and longed for Ally Sheedy in "St. Elmo's Fire," went on to star in hit (albeit ridiculous) comedies like 1987's "Mannequin" and 1989's "Weekend at Bernie's." But while he continues to act, McCarthy's main focus now is his travel writing. The married father of two has racked up bylines in publications such as the New York Times, Travel + Leisure, ... more 

Andrew McCarthy, the guy with the oh-so-intense stare, who broke Andie's heart in "Pretty in Pink," and longed for Ally Sheedy in "St. Elmo's Fire," went on to star in hit (albeit ridiculous) comedies like 1987's "Mannequin" and 1989's "Weekend at Bernie's." But while he continues to act, McCarthy's main focus now is his travel writing. The married father of two has racked up bylines in publications such as the New York Times, Travel + Leisure, and National Geographic Traveler, where he's an editor-at-large. The former heartthrob, 49, has proven that he's a legit writer by picking up four awards, including the grand prize at the important-sounding 2011 North American Travel Journalist Awards, and by releasing a well-reviewed memoir, The Longest Way Home, in September. Even the cynical Kevin of "St. Elmo's Fire" would be impressed! less