Hi, welcome to Cheers. I'm your host, Avery Woods.

Hi, Kimberly.

How are you?

I'm doing great. How are you doing?

Well, you know, I'm fan-girling. Everyone here is fan-girling. This is

the best time of the year because all of our favorite movie is back on repeat, which is Halloween

town. You are so sweet. Thank you. It's kind of incredible how successful this movie still is

and how well-known it is. Is that insane to you? Very much so.

Still, yes. I tell people all the time we were just supposed to do one Halloween Town movie

back in the day. Disney Channel was a very new channel. We were like the second or third ever

decomm movie. Yeah. And Disney Channel wasn't even in every household yet. So we, the first Halloween town came out. It did really well. But over the years, the way the fans have embraced it and love on it, like, that's why we got to do sequels, why they're on Disney Plus now. It's just been amazing to literally just watch it grow and just become this thing that like people

share with their families now. It's so cool. It's an empire. It really is. And I was just telling you,

my kids are six and four now. My son's birthday is on Halloween. So this is the first year I'm showing

them Halloween Town and we're making it a whole event. Like we have a projector. We're going to do it

outside and have like cozy little fall snacks because I'm like, you guys don't understand what a huge event this is. Because when you grow up watching something every year, the majority of your life and you get to show it to your kids, it's so special. So I'm so excited for them to see it. But how old were you when you were cast as Marnie?

I was 13 when I did the first one.

And Marnie was 13.

So I really related and almost admired her in a way of like her hutspah and her like,

she was at the heart of those movies as a family of teenagers who were just trying to figure out who they are in life. And I think that's what made them relatable as, you know, underneath all of the supernatural magic that

Martin was 13 and going, well, what do I want to do? Who do I want to be? And and stepping into the,

you know, direction of her dreams. And I always thought, you know, I admired her for that because I was a little more,

I was a little more tentative at 13. Yeah, I was going to say, where did you grow up? When did you

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