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The Cast Of 'School Of Rock' Just Reunited For The Wedding Of Two Of The Film's Young Stars

The Cast Of 'School Of Rock' Just Reunited For The Wedding Of Two Of The Film's Young Stars
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Angelo Massagli and Caitlin Hale, who played classmates in the 2003 hit film, got married over the weekend—and many of their costars showed up to celebrate.

Weddings: one of the places where folks from your backgrounds can get together, meet one another, catch up with family, and....sing a song in tribute to the hit movie the couple were in as kids?

Okay, that last one might be just for Angelo Massagli and Caitlin Hale, who were in the movie School of Rock in 2003 together. They played school kids to Jack Black's oddball and inspirational teacher, and many of the cast were in attendance at the wedding.


Black was unable to make it to the nuptials due to a busy shooting schedule, but passed along private congratulations. He was "so nice and generous with his words and definitely commemorated it privately," Massagli said.

The couple was not romantic at the time of filming, but built upon that shared history during their early relationship.

Hale was pretty sure about it all early on.

“I knew very early. I actually said to one of my close friends, I remember being in an Uber on the way down to Miami one weekend and we were going out and I was like, 'I think I’m gonna marry this guy.'”

The castmates danced together to "Edge of Seventeen," which was featured in the movie during a scene with the film's adults.

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celebrating the marriage of CAITLIN & ANGELO with my forever fam 🖤 #schoolofrock #wedding


Folks were thrilled to congratulate the happy couple.

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Some people were a little slower on the uptake.

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Many people remembered Kevin Clark, who was tragically killed in car-bicycle accident in 2021.

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People emphasized how important this informal reunion was to them.

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It was a whole generation of people whose inner children were celebrating.

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Hale is now an OB-GYN ultrasound tech, and Massagli is a lawyer.

Jack Black will next appear in A Minecraft Movie, which is in post-production.

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