Sunday, October 18, 2020

‘Halloweentown’ Star Kimberly J. Brown Pays Tribute To The Fan Favourite Movie

“Halloweentown” star Kimberly J. Brown has hardly changed since the release of the hit Halloween movie 22 years ago.

To celebrate the anniversary, Brown shared a TikTok video of her trying on her outfit from the film.

“Just wanted to see if it still fits,” she captioned the clip.

@officialkimberlyjbrownJust wanted to see if it still fits…😏##halloweentown ##fbf ##flashbackfriday ##halloweencostume ##witchtok ##halloweenathome ##halloweentown2♬ Chromatica II dougie – Aurea Andrades

Brown also paid tribute to the film in a throwback photo from 1998 on Instagram.

“In 1998, this 13 yr old girl spent her summer playing the teenage witch granddaughter of Debbie Reynolds in the @disneychannel film #Halloweentown, having no idea what special magical life the film would have yearrrsss after it premiered,” Brown said.

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In 1998, this 13 yr old girl spent her summer playing the teenage witch granddaughter of Debbie Reynolds in the @disneychannel film #Halloweentown, having no idea what special magical life the film would have yearrrsss after it premiered. And here I am, on its 22nd anniversary, profoundly honored and humbled that people still want to watch it every year and share it w/their families. While I was so inspired by playing Marnie and by sharing the screen w/ Debbie and the amazing cast; I never could have known how much magic and inspiration you the fans would show me year after year. I’ll never be able to truly express what it has meant to me. Happy Anniversary #halloweentown, Marnie is so grateful for all the magic 💜 ✨

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She added that she is “profoundly honoured and humbled that people still want to watch” the movie every year with “their families”.

Brown starred in the first three “Halloweentown” films but was replaced by Sarah Paxton for the fourth movie. A move that many still question.

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Despite that, the actress has kept the spirit going with an Etsy shop that sells a variety of “Halloweentown” inspired items.

All four “Halloweentown” movies are available on Disney+.



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