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Charlie Sheen and Emilio Estevez Reunite With 'Young Guns' Cast 38 Years Later

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The“Young Guns”cast just delivered the nostalgia hit of the year. Charlie Sheen and Emilio Estevez, brothers and former co-stars, posed together at Fan Expo Dallas on Saturday alongside Kiefer Sutherland, Dermot Mulroney and Casey Siemaszko. Lou Diamond Phillips shared the group photo on social media, captioning it“F’ing Epic!”The post quickly drew reactions from fans, including Kenan Thompson, proving this 1988 Western still has serious staying power.\n\nThe original“Young Guns”earned $56 million on an $11 million budget and spawned a 1990 sequel, though Sheen didn’t return because his character was killed off. Now Emilio Estevez has announced he’s directing and starring in“Young Guns 3: Dead or Alive,”which has fans speculating about who else might ride back into the story.\n\nBetween the Brat Pack-era nostalgia and the possibility of a third film, this reunion photo is doing a lot of heavy lifting for 1980s movie lovers. It’s a reminder that some casts never really stop being a crew.\n\nWhich“Young Guns”star would you most want to see in the third movie? Sound off in the comments.

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