HIS get-together looks a scream as The Addams Family film cast reunite more than 30 years on.
Carel Struycken, who played Lurch, Jimmy Workman (Pugsley), Christopher Lloyd (Uncle Fester), Anjelica Huston (Morticia) and Christina Ricci (Wednesday) met up at Los Angeles Comic Con.
The Addams Family, originally a comic strip, was a hit TV series before the movie was released in 1991.
The sequel, Addams Family Values, came out two years later.
Sharing the pics online, Christopher wrote: “The family that haunts together, stays together.”
Raul Julia, who played the role of Addams Family patriarch Gomez, died in 1994.
Raul had been secretly battling stomach cancer for three years before his death and had undergone surgery for it.
There was also a Netflix spin-off, called Wednesday, in 2022.
Thirty years after playing the matriarch of the family, Anjelica Huston looks like she could step right back into the role with ease.
Former child star Christina, 42, was just 11 when she played sullen Wednesday.
The actress has since landed roles in movies such as Now and Then, Sleepy Hollow, Penelope, and last year’s The Matrix Resurrections.
Standing at 7ft tall, Dutch actor Carel, 74, played the role of gentle giant Lurch and has since been typecast because of his distinctive look.
Jimmy, now 41, had an unlikely road to fame when he accompanied his sister who was auditioning for the role of Wednesday.
The then eight-year-old was spotted playing on set by director Barry Sonnenfeld, who asked him to read for the part and promptly cast him as the devious oldest child of the family.
With roles spanning back to the 70s, the 83-year-old Christopher Lloyd has had an enviable Hollywood career.
Before The Addams Family, Christopher had already won major awards and was known for playing Dr Emmett Brown in the Back to the Future films.
SNOOKER fans rejoice as the Wuhan Open 2024 is now UNDERWAY – with some huge names in action in China.
On Monday, defending champion Judd Trump thrashed He Guoqiang 5-2 in round two, while John Higgins fought back to beat Fan Zhengyi.
But fan favourite Ronnie O’Sullivan withdrew from the event last week due to medical reasons.
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THE World Grand Prix has returned with some huge names in action.
Teenage sensation Luke Littler made his tournament debut in Leicester but fell as the first hurdle in a tough defeat to world No 4 Rob Cross.
Luke Humphries is the reigning World Grand Prix champion after he came from behind to beat Gerwyn Price and claim the first major TV title of his career.
Cool Hand is looking to join Phil Taylor and Michael van Gerwen in becoming the third player to retain the prestigious title.
But how much is up for grabs this year in Leicester?
32 of the world’s top players will compete for the coveted title in Leicester.
The World Grand Prix is one of the most unique tournaments in the darts calendar with its double-in and double-out format.
Every player will start at the usual 501, but they must begin and finish on either a double or the bull.
Here is a breakdown of the total prize money on offer in Leicester: