Joshua Jackson Reunites With ‘Mighty Ducks’ Costar at NHL Draft

Joshua Jackson It’s a great duck again – or at least he was for the night.

Jackson joined her Ducks cattle Marguerite Moreau When the couple announced the first round of Anaheim Ducks on the 2025 NHL Family on Friday, June 27. Jackson donated an orange shirt in front of which was the Ducks logo and the last name “Conway” behind his attack to his character Charlie Conway, which he played for the first time in the first three. Ducks Movies.

Jackson and Moreau announced the center Roger McQueen Anaheim Ducks’ first sketch selection (McQueen was the tenth of the night).

“It’s been a while since I used 96 so it’s nice to get back,” he said in the NHL tonight above.

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“I don’t think any of us knew what we were doing, and it couldn’t even dream that this would be a chance all these years later,” he added after making the meeting Ducks Movies. Jackson and Moreau played in the original 1992 film and 1994 D2: Awesome ducks and 1996 D3: Awesome ducks.

The movies also played Emilio Estevez Coach Bombay, a man named to lead the youth hockey team as part of the community service after DUI.

During A’s On March 11 -with Kelly Clarkson ShowJackson shared a life lesson that he learned from Estevez while behaving like a “small d ***”.

“I have learned to be in Emilio because I didn’t know anything about these things,” Jackson explained. “I was just a kid.”

The exchange with Estevez took place when the couple photographed another installment in the film’s franchise program.

“We had all this order [when] We were really a pond, a professional model. There was a professional team, “Jackson said.” One day we had 20,000 people. Literally they filled the arena so we can play hockey. ”

He added, “When I was coming, I don’t know why – either a little d ***” or I was tired or whatever – but there were a number of people waiting for the autographs, and I just blowing past them to go into the dressing room. “

Estotez immediately dealt with the situation. “He’s like” never do it again, “Jackson continued. Estevez then asked,” Why do you think you go there to skate in front of all these people? “

“Never forget who is that you are here,” Jackson said Estevez. “It was really important to my 15-year-old myself. Just remember who you are and what is really important.”