I think it's safe to say that Halloweentown remains one of the best Halloween movies of all time.
And even after the first movie was released in 1998, the cast has remained incredibly close, and have even reunited a bunch at Halloweentown conventions and panels.
So, to celebrate this iconic movie, here's what the original cast of Halloweentown looks like 24 years after its release.
1.Kimberly J. Brown, who played Marnie Piper
She was 13 years old when she was cast in Halloweentown.
He was 14 years old when he appeared in Halloweentown.
And here he is now:
Following Halloweentown, he appeared in a few TV episodes in the early 2000s, like when he played young Christopher in Gilmore Girls.
6.Robin Thomas, who played Kalabar
He was 49 years old when he starred in Halloweentown.
And here he is now:
He went on to appear in countless TV shows such as Desperate Housewives, Castle, Switched at Birth, Fuller House, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, and more. Recently, he's appeared in numerous Mystery 101 Hallmark movie series.
7.Kenneth Choi, who played "Hip Sales Creature"
He was 27 years old when he appeared in Halloweentown.
And here he is now:
Halloweentown was actually Kenneth's first movie. Since then, he's appeared in so many great shows and movies like Sons of Anarchy, the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and he currently stars as Howard "Chimney" Han on 9-1-1.
8.Rino Romano, who voiced Benny
He was 29 years old when he voiced Benny in Halloweentown.
He still does a ton of voiceover work; most notably, he's been The Narrator for Curious George since 2007. Rino also voiced The Batman/Bruce Wayne in The Batman, as well as characters in The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy, Samurai Jack, Spider-Man, Teen Titans, and many more.
9.And finally, Debbie Reynolds, who played Aggie Cromwell
She was 66 years old when she starred in Halloweentown.
Sadly, Debbie died in 2016. At the time, Kimberly J. Brown penned a heartfelt tribute about working with Debbie on the Halloweentown films.
"She was the warmest and the kindest. I appreciated that she always treated me like a peer, even at 13, encouraging me with that twinkle in her eye along the way. As I grew older and we worked together more, her jokes and stories became a little bawdier, and I was riveted. She loved sharing wisdom and making you laugh at her own expense. It made her day to make someone else happy," Kimberly wrote.
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