Диснейн сонгодог бүтээлийн гол дүрүүд болох Ким Ричардс болон Айк Айзенманн нар Калифорнид болсон фенүүдийн уулзалтын үеэр хамтдаа үзэгдэв.
1975 онд дэлгэцнээ гарсан “Escape to Witch Mountain” киноны одд болох 62 настай Ким Ричардс, 64 настай Айк Айзенманн нар Калифорни мужийн Бербанк хотод болсон “The Hollywood Show” арга хэмжээний үеэр 50 гаруй жилийн дараа дахин уулзжээ. Тэд тус кинонд телекинетик чадвартай өнчин хүүхдүүд болох Тони, Тиа Малоун нарын дүрийг бүтээсэн юм.
Жүжигчид 1978 онд гарсан “Return from Witch Mountain” цувралын үргэлжлэл болон 2009 оны шинэчилсэн хувилбарт тус тус дүр бүтээж байв. Айк Айзенманн өөрийн дурсамж номдоо Ричардстай тогтоосон харилцааг гэр бүлийнх мэт дотно гэж тодорхойлсон бөгөөд тэд уулзах бүрдээ яг л хуучин цаг руугаа эргэн очсон мэт мэдрэмж төрдөг гэжээ.
Ким Ричардс нь бага насандаа “Nanny and the Professor”, “Little House on the Prairie” зэрэг олон ангит кинонуудад тоглож алдаршсан бөгөөд хожим нь “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” нэвтрүүлэгт эгч Кайл Ричардсын хамт оролцож байв. Харин Айк Айзенманн 1982 онд “Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan” кинонд инженер Монтгомери Скоттын зээ хүүгийн дүрийг бүтээж байсан түүхтэй.
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Former child stars Kim Richards and Ike Eisenmann have treated fans to a rare reunion more than 50 years after they played alien siblings in the Disney classic Escape to Witch Mountain.
Richards, 62, and Eisenmann, 64, were seen together at fan convention The Hollywood Show in Burbank, California, over the weekend.
They played a pair of orphans named Tony and Tia Malone who had telekinetic powers in the 1970s franchise. After the first 1975 film, Richards and Eisenmann returned for its sequel Return from Witch Mountain in 1978, and later appeared in cameo roles in the 2009 reboot.
Photos and videos shared on the Hollywood Show’s Instagram Story showed the two former actors taking pictures together and speaking about their experiences on the films during an Escape to Witch Mountain panel.
In an interview with Yahoo last month, Eisenmann told the outlet that his bond with the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills alum is familial.
“I call her my fictional sister,” he said. “Because she is. She’s always a sister to me.”
Eisenmann added that although the two do not constantly speak, the connection remains the same whenever they are reunited.
“Every time we get back together, it’s like we go right back to those days,” he said.
Eisenmann reflected on his childhood in the spotlight in his memoir released earlier this year,You’ll Never Be a Star: My Fantastic Journey to Disney, Star Trek and Beyond.
He told Yahoo that the book was inspired by a press junket he did with Richards to promote the DVD release of both films after the premiere of the 2009 reboot Race to Witch Mountain, which starred Dwayne Johnson, AnnaSophia Robb and Alexander Ludwig.
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“I noticed she was having a really hard time answering any of the questions,” Eisenmann recalled about his former co-star. “She just had very scattered memories, and I had to kind of fill in the blanks and tell all these stories.”
He said that when the two left each other after the event, Richards hugged him and said, “How do you remember all that stuff? I don’t remember anything.” The remark encouraged Eisenmann to document his vivid memories of acting for his book.
In addition to her stint as Tia Malone, Richards rose to fame as a child for her roles as Prudence Everett in sitcom Nanny and the Professor and Olga in the 1974 series Little House on the Prairie. She later appeared on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills alongside her sister, Kyle Richards.
After Escape to Witch Mountain, Eisenmann went on to appear in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan in 1982 as Peter Preston, the nephew of chief engineer Montgomery Scott.
