Brad Pitt And Jennifer Aniston Are Reuniting For A Live Table Read

The famous exes will take part in an all-star virtual table read for Fast Times At Ridgemont High.
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The last time Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston reunited (the absolute thrill of that wrist grab remains unmatched) it forced a nation to look in the mirror and ask themselves: Should I send that risky text to an ex?

Hopefully, cooler heads prevailed, but it’s far more likely to happen amid a global pandemic. So prepare your mind, body and soul for the blondest and most famous exes around to play with your heart once again, as they both are set to appear at a virtual live table read of Fast Times At Ridgemont High.

While Brad and Jen were not part of Amy Heckerling’s classic 1982 high-school comedy, a new all-star cast, including Julia Roberts, Jimmy Kimmel, Matthew McConaughey, Morgan Freeman, Henry Golding and Shia LaBeouf, has assembled to celebrate the film’s 38th anniversary.

Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston backstage at the SAG Awards in 2019.
Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston backstage at the SAG Awards in 2019.
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But, of course, you couldn’t do it without Sean Penn, who played the loveable stoner in the film, as he’ll also be on hand for the event on Friday.

Hosted by comedian Dane Cook, the Feelin’ Alive charity live-reading will raise funds for Sean’s emergency relief nonprofit CORE, supporting at-risk communities amid the Covid-19 crisis, as well as the prison reform organisation REFORM Alliance.

Sean said he will not be reprising his role as Jeff Spicoli (Brad, this is yours for the taking) but was “very confident in the new guy”.

“I’m always game for a giggle. So, to gather remotely for a night of laughs with so many talented folks while providing CORE with much-needed resources to continue our vital work, then consider us fully onboard to play!” he added in a statement to Deadline.

It all goes down on CORE’s official Facebook page and TikTok on Friday night, with Amy Heckerling and screenwriter Cameron Crowe opening the event with a special introduction.

Brad and Jen, of course, were married from 2000 to 2005 before splitting, remarrying and then divorcing a different set of famous spouses. Fans, however, have kept the flame alive ever since then.

And while this is just the latest virtual table read to pop up in recent months, it is the only one to feature a celebrity ex reunion. So we have some questions: Will Brad and Jen’s Zoom squares be next to each other? How will they do the carrot scene? And can they actually just get back together now?

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