Geena Davis and Susan Sarandon to Reunite at 90s Con 33 Years After “Thelma & Louise” (Exclusive)

90s Con will be held March 15 through 17 in Hartford, Connecticut

Geena Davis and Susan Sarandon are teaming up once again.

The Thelma & Louise stars will appear at next year's 90s Con, which will be held March 15 through 17 at the Connecticut Convention Center in Hartford, Connecticut, PEOPLE can exclusively reveal.

Davis, 67, and Sarandon, 77, will meet with fans, sign autographs, pose for photos and participate in a panel discussion.

Liliana Kligman and Christina Figliolia, co-founders of Thats4Entertainment, said in a statement, "We are absolutely thrilled to announce the presence of two Oscar-winning legends gracing 90s Con in March."

"Both of these remarkable women have been enduring role models for us as we've built this company, and we're deeply honored to have them join us," they added. "Fans will have a truly exceptional opportunity to meet and be inspired by these remarkable women."

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Davis's memorable films from the 1990s included A League of Their Own, Stuart Little and The Long Kiss Goodnight. In that decade, Sarandon, meanwhile, made films like Stepmom, Little Women and Dead Man Walking.

And, of course, Davis and Sarandon shared the screen in 1991's Thelma & Louise. Directed by Ridley Scott, that film also starred Harvey Keitel, Michael Madsen and Brad Pitt.

In the movie, Louise (Sarandon) and Thelma (Davis) embark on a road trip that quickly devolves into a crime spree. The women evade authorities one final time by driving to their deaths in the Grand Canyon. Both Sarandon and Davis snagged Best Actress Oscar nominations for their portrayals.

In a 2021 conversation with The Hollywood Reporter about the movie's legacy, Davis said Thelma & Louise "changed everything about how I chose roles moving forward."

"What was so striking was the intense reaction to the film," she said. "Thelma and Louise end up driving off a cliff, and still viewers felt exhilarated by their story. It made me realize how few opportunities we give women to come out of a movie feeling inspired and empowered by the female characters. It changed everything about how I chose roles moving forward."

Davis and Sarandon have reunited a few times throughout the years to celebrate Thelma & Louise, including for its 25th anniversary back in 2016 and its 30th in 2021.

Tickets for 90s Con are available online.

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