‘Thelma & Louise' Stars Susan Sarandon and Geena Davis Reunite 34 Years Later and Haven't Changed a Bit
The girls are back together!
parade.comGeena Davis and Thelma & Louise remain a major cultural touchstone, with recent coverage highlighting reunions and her stance on remakes.
- Latest on Geena Davis and Thelma & Louise: She has repeatedly voiced that Thelma & Louise should not be remade, emphasizing the film’s legacy and the importance of preserving its original voice. This stance has been echoed in interviews and commentary surrounding potential sequels or reimaginings.[3][7]
- Recent appearances and nostalgia: Davis and Susan Sarandon have continued to reconnect at fan events and anniversaries, underscoring the film’s enduring impact and ongoing fan interest decades after its release. Reports of reunions suggest continued public interest in the duo and their iconic collaboration.[2][6]
- Public and critical reception: The film’s legacy is widely discussed in pop culture coverage, with observers noting how it reshaped perceptions of women-led stories and influenced later cinema, including discussions of sequels or prequels being less favored by its stars.[4][7][3]
If you’d like, I can pull the most current direct quotes from these sources and summarize any new developments in a side-by-side timeline or create a simple chart of key public statements over time.
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- Geena Davis would revisit past roles, but not Thelma & Louise, and reflections on its impact.[1]
- Reunions of Davis and Sarandon at fan conventions highlighting ongoing interest in Thelma & Louise.[6][2]
- Davis’s opposition to remakes of Thelma & Louise.[7][3]