Life strikes fairly quick. When you don't cease and go searching every so often, you could possibly miss it — which is why Mia Sara is reflecting on her favourite reminiscence from filming Ferris Bueller's Day Off.

The actress, who starred as cool woman Sloane Peterson within the beloved 1986 teen-comedy traditional, just lately admitted that it's been "a really very long time" since she revisited the coming-of-age flick. Her purpose? "It's probably not enjoyable to observe your self," she informed PEOPLE in a brand new interview.

Nonetheless, Sara, 57, has no problem recalling her favourite second from her days on set: capturing the film's epic sequence wherein Ferris (Matthew Broderick) commandeers a float on the Von Steuben Day parade, lip-syncing alongside to the songs "Danke Schoen" and "Twist and Shout" whereas Sloane and his pal Cameron (Alan Ruck) bust a transfer within the crowd.

"I had a lot enjoyable doing that parade scene,” Sara recalled.

She added that pulling it off was particularly "loopy" as a result of she and Ruck needed to movie the scene time and again.

"We’d do the dance after which we'd get in a van and so they'd drive us blocks away," she defined. "And the digital camera would go, after which we'd do the dance once more and await Matthew to cross."

She continued, "It was simply this loopy 'let's catch it as many instances as we are able to.' In order that was a terrific second."

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Ferris Bueller's Day Off follows cocky highschool senior Ferris, who skips a day of classroom drudgery by enjoying hooky. After he recruits his girlfriend and greatest buddy to hitch him, the trio embark on an journey to his favourite Chicago spots — all whereas making an attempt to outwit his persistent principal, Mr. Rooney (Jeffrey Jones).

Although Sara hasn't rewatched the movie in years, she did affirm that her kids have witnessed her and Ferris' antics.

"My youngsters have completely seen it,” she mentioned. "I believe once they had been youthful, it was simply embarrassing. My youngsters, as a result of they grew up in Hollywood — they grew up in Los Angeles — they’d quite a lot of pals whose mother and father had been actors who had been nonetheless actually working on a regular basis, and they also had been form of bummed that I ended working."

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Earlier this month, Sara walked the pink carpet for the primary time in 15 years for the Los Angeles premiere of her new challenge, The Life of Chuck. The newest from The Haunting of Hill House and Midnight Mass filmmaker Mike Flanagan marks Sara's first movie in additional than a decade. She just lately informed PEOPLE that she solely got here out of retirement for an opportunity to work with Flanagan, a buddy of hers.

"He simply mentioned, 'Effectively, don't you ever actually need to work once more?'" the actress recalled. "And I mentioned, 'Oh, I don't know.' He mentioned, 'Effectively, what if I supplied you one thing?' I mentioned, 'Effectively, okay, if you happen to supply me one thing, I'll do it.'"

Whereas Sara isn't certain of her future appearing plans, she did decide to reuniting with Flanagan at his request. "Actually, it actually was all about Mike," she mentioned. "If Mike wants me, I'll be there."

The Lifetime of Chuck is in theaters now.

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