In an event that thrilled fans and ignited nostalgia, Susan Sarandon and Geena Davis reunited at ’90s Con 2024 to celebrate the enduring legacy of their iconic film, “Thelma & Louise.” The convention, held in Hartford, Connecticut, brought together enthusiasts of the 1990s culture, and the appearance of these two stars was undoubtedly a highlight. During a panel moderated by PEOPLE’s Editor-in-Chief Wendy Naugle, Sarandon and Davis reminisced about their time filming the groundbreaking 1991 movie, which not only marked a significant moment in their careers but also left a lasting impact on Hollywood and feminist cinema.

“Thelma & Louise,” directed by Ridley Scott, tells the story of two friends who embark on a road trip that takes a turn into a journey of crime and self-discovery. The film’s release was a cultural milestone, challenging traditional gender roles and highlighting themes of female empowerment and solidarity. At the panel, both actresses reflected on how the film changed their lives and the careers of those involved, including Brad Pitt, whose breakout role in the movie catapulted him to stardom.

The conversation at ’90s Con was filled with anecdotes and reflections. Geena Davis spoke about the unexpected depth of audience engagement she experienced post-release, noting how the film resonated with viewers on a personal level. Sarandon shared insights into their collaborative process on set, recalling