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The Stars Of 'Clueless' Just Had A 24-Year Reunion With A Hilarious Q&A Session

The Stars Of 'Clueless' Just Had A 24-Year Reunion With A Hilarious Q&A Session
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In 1995, the movie Clueless became a sleeper hit, developing a cult status that continues to this day. It's hard to channel that '90s lingo with that powerful vocal fry and think of any other film.

So when members of the cast reunited over the weekend at C2E2, the Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo, fans got excited. The group drew a massive crowd to their panel and ignited fans' hopes for a possible sequel.


Alicia Silverstone, who played the main character Cher, posted a photo to her Instagram with herself, Breckin Meyer, Donald Faison and Paul Rudd.



"So much fun hanging out with these boys today #paulrudd @donald_aison and @breckinmeyer! They had me laughing so hard on our panel. Such a great day at #c2E2"

Faison and Meyer, who also have Instagram accounts, posted the same photo saying respectively,

"Rolling with the homies… #clueless #PaulRudd"

and

"We. Have. No. Clue."

And fans could not be more excited.


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The film earned the love of fans by being a decently faithful, modern retelling of the book Emma by Jane Austen. Cher plays matchmaker with her friends, and through the course of the film comes to understand herself.

The movie was praised for its accuracy in its depiction of '90s teenagers. The characters' lingo is still memorable to this day. And their chemistry was absolutely wonderful.

Which was on full display in the panel.







Silverstone revealed she had some difficulty relating to Cher at first, dismissing the character as too materialistic. However, she eventually found the sweetness in the character, crediting Amy Heckerling's writing.

"Her script was brilliant and I laughed the whole way through."

Faison and Meyer were cracking jokes like old friends.

And everyone agreed that Paul Rudd has not aged in over twenty years.

"They had to knock on Paul's trailer an hour early because he had to finish sucking the lifeblood out of babies."

Meyer jokes.

The only problem with this reunion is that I wasn't there.





The cast didn't confirm anything about a sequel, letting fans cheer for a "if we were to ever do a sequel…" comment. However the enduring camaraderie of the cast makes us excited if they ever can put it together.

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