"Clue" stars reflect on movie's legacy 40 years later: "It's just created a life that lives now on its own"

Six strangers at a murderous dinner party with a mysterious host is the plot of the board game Clue, which came to life as a movie 40 years ago.

When the film "Clue" was released in 1985, it was not considered a box office success. But over the years, it's developed a devoted following.

"It's amazing, really," Lesley Ann Warren, the actor who portrays Miss Scarlet, told "CBS Mornings" about the movie's now cult classic status.

The film explores the mystery of who killed Mr. Boddy, who had been blackmailing his dinner party guests. Warren is among the film's ensemble cast that includes Tim Curry, Madeline Kahn, Eileen Brennan, Christopher Lloyd, Martin Mull, Michael McKean and Colleen Camp.

Miss Scarlett is a sultry Washington, D.C., madam who collects secrets on the city's elite.

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