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Aerosmith Treat 'Wayne's World' Fans to Special Appearance During Virtual Cast Reunion
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Steven Tyler and Joe Perry are brought into Josh Gad's ongoing 'Reunited Apart' YouTube series since the actor looks for ways to get in contact with Mike Myers and Dana Carvey.

AceShowbiz - Aerosmith stars Steven Tyler and Joe Perry thrilled "Wayne's World" fans by joining a cast reunion, organised by Josh Gad.

The get together aired on Monday, December 7 as part of the actor's ongoing "Reunited Apart" YouTube series, and began with Gad pretending to call the rockers to ask for the contacts of Mike Myers and Dana Carvey, who played Wayne Campbell and Garth Algar in the cult film.

"You brought us - two world-famous rock stars - on your show to get in touch with two people we casually know?", Tyler asked.

Perry and Tyler turned down a request to appear in the first "Wayne's World" movie in 1992, but showed up for the sequel in 1993.

Alice Cooper, who did appear in the first film, also made an appearance during the reunion, as did Queen star Brian May.

Cooper confessed he was under no illusions when he got the call to be in the film, joking, "I think they probably couldn't get the (Rolling) Stones or The Beatles. (They were) scraping the barrel until I was the only one left."

"I was just supposed to talk, and then when I got there Michael (Myers) said, 'Oh, by the way, here's, like, eight pages to learn."

Meanwhile, May revealed late Queen frontman Freddie Mercury was a big fan of the film's pivotal headbanging scene - when Wayne, Garth and two pals rock out to the band's "Bohemian Rhapsody" in a car, explaining, "He loved it. He just laughed and laughed... He just smiled and laughed. He said, 'How wonderful is that?'."

Other highlights from the reunion included appearances from actress Tia Carerre, who played Cassandra in the film, and co-star Rob Lowe.

The reunion is the latest Gad has organised following the cast get togethers for "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" and "The Goonies", among others.

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