The Back to the Future cast reunited at a fan convention in Portland, Oregon on Saturday.
Lea Thompson, 61, who starred as Lorraine in the franchise’s first two films, shared a heartwarming selfie with her fellow cast members at the event.
The Switched at Birth alum was joined by Michael J. Fox, 61, Christopher Lloyd, 84, and Tom Wilson, 63.
Thompson captioned her post, “Wow honestly had the best time today with my family #bttf.”
She added, “So many fun fan moments too and a llama.”
The beauty also shared more moments on her Instagram Stories, including two adorable photos with Fox, who played the iconic Marty McFly in all three films.
The Spin City alum took to his Instagram Stories to show off a group photo with his arms around his fellow cast members.
He wrote: ‘Love being at these FanExpo events and seeing some of my favorite people like Lea, Tom, Chris and all of you #bttf bosses. Heavy.’
Wilson, who starred as Biff Tannen, shared a group selfie to his account with the caption, “Okay so it happened.” 2023.’
Thompson also included several videos with her co-stars and a behind-the-scenes look at the event in her post.
In one of the videos, she surprised Lloyd, in the picture, who played iconic scientist Dr Emmett ‘Doc’ Brown,
‘Look who’s here. Look what the cat brought,” Thompson said of Lloyd, both smiling on their faces.
Another clip showed her snuggling up to Wilson, calling him “my favorite guy ever.”
Wilson then replied, “I love that lady. It’s so good to see you. You are so fabulous.
She retorted, citing the insult from Wilson’s character in the movies, “I’m a jerk, am I?”
He then called his character back by gently banging his fist on Thompson’s head and saying, “Hello, anyone home?”
Fox and Lloyd had a little reunion in October when the two shared a touching moment at New York Comic-Con.
The pair shared a warm embrace on stage at Comic-Con before taking part in a panel together, nearly 40 years after the first film was released.
“The best part of this movie was working with Chris,” he said, also adding that he found it “fun” to work with Chris “because he’s just a genius.”
He also said the couple had “immediate chemistry”, while Lloyd called Fox the “king of exposure”.
Another topic for many fans has been Fox’s declining health.
The Doc Hollywood actor was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease in 1991.
It was evident that the degenerative disease was taking physical toll on his body as he was seen staggering as he took the stage at the Comic-Con event.
Since his diagnosis, the iconic actor has focused his life on raising funds for research into the disease.
Since then, he has raised over $1 billion in research funding through the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research.
In November, Fox received an honorary Academy Award for his work on the disease.