Brad Pitta and Jennifer Aniston reunite onscreen for first time in decades with live table read

Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston reunited onscreen for the first time in decades Thursday with a risqué scene during a table read of Fast Times At Ridgemont High.

The 56-year-old actor took on the role of Brad Hamilton, originally played by Judge Reinhold, 63, while his ex-wife Jennifer, 51, played high school ‘sex queen’ Linda Barrett, portrayed by Phoebe Cates, 57, in the 1982 coming-of-age teenage dramedy.

Pitt and Aniston shared a screen together during the film’s daydream sequence that takes place after Brad arrives at a pool party hosted by his younger sister Stacy Hamilton, played by Oscar-winning actress Julia Roberts, 52.

Aniston wore a red bikini top over a white tank top for the scene during the live virtual table read and Brad brought a pirate hat for his character’s fast-food restaurant employee costume.

‘Hi, Brad,’ Aniston’s character Linda said to him during their first exchange.

‘Keep it down, I’ve got some work to do upstairs,’ Brad grumbled back as Stacy explained that he hates his work uniform.

Morgan Freeman, 83, who narrated the event by reading out selected scene headings and action, described how Stacy walked back to the house to get Q-tips after getting water in her ears, while Brad was in the bathroom undressed with ‘arms pumping slowly’.

The Driving Miss Daisy star then described Brad’s daydream of ‘gorgeous’ Linda that was accompanied by The Cars song Moving In Stereo in the film.

‘Hi, Brad. You know how cute I always thought you were. So sexy, come to me,’ his ex-wife said in character.

Roberts beamed watching them work together as Freeman continued to narrate the daydream sequence in which Linda’s ‘breasts fall loose’.

‘Lord, have mercy,’ Freeman interjected.

‘Hey, Brad, any Q-tips,’ Aniston’s character Linda said as she interrupted him masturbating.

‘Wait, just a minute,’ Brad said as Linda fled.

‘Doesn’t anyone f***ing knock anymore,’ Brad said.

Pitt and Aniston were joined in the star-studded charitable by Roberts, Freeman, Sean Penn, Matthew McConaughey, Jimmy Kimmmel, Ray Liotta, Shia LaBeouf and Henry Golding.

The event officially titled Dane Cook Presents Feelin’ A-Live Fast Times At Ridgemont High served as a fundraiser for the humanitarian organization CORE [Community Organized Relief Effort] co-founded by Penn, 60, and REFORM Alliance in the battle against the coronavirus pandemic.

Pitt famously made a guest appearance on Aniston’s hit TV sitcom Friends in 2001, a year into their marriage.

They got married in Malibu in Juoly 200, but announced their separation in 2005.

The table read got an inspired performance by LaBeouf as high school stoner and surfer Jeff Spicoli, portayed by Penn in the movie.

LaBeouf delivered his lines from inside a car and smoked a joint while getting into character.

‘Just come on. Just come on. Just come on. Can you just come on?,’ his Spicoli character pleaded after Brad said he had to put on a shirt to enter his restaurant.

Penn enjoyed the portrayal and laughed while LaBeouf got out of his parked car.

Shia was smoking in his car during his next classroom scene in which he was confronted by strict teacher Mr Hand, played by Ray Liotta, 65.

Penn also got into the act and played a pizza delivery guy wearing a face mask who delivers food to Spicoli at Mr. Hand’s classroom in one of the film’s more memorable scenes.

Julia as 15-year-old high school sophomore Stacy showed her acting ability as she flirted with Mark ‘Rat’ Ratner, played by Cook.

McConaughey, 50, also shined while playing ticket scalper Mike Damone.

He earned a laugh from Aniston while his character described his ‘special five point plan’ to attract a woman to Rat.

Legend, 41, took on the double roles of football star Charles Jefferson, originally played by Forest Whitaker, and the role of his younger brother Little Charles.

Golding portrayed teacher Mr. Vargas, while Kimmel played all of the other supporting roles.