The amicable exes were all smiles for the first image of the highly anticipated charity event.
The hour-long event will highlight beloved scenes from the cult classic film.
It will serve as a fundraiser supporting CORE and Reform Alliance in the fight against COVID-19. of the event last month."She was like, 'When and where?' And I said, 'No idea, but I'm working on it.'"virtual table read will take place Thursday Sept. 17 at 9 p.m. ET on
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