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Nostalgia Alert!Lucy Liu Reunites With ‘Charlie’s Angels’ Costars Drew Barrymore and Cameron Diaz — See the Pics!

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May 2, 2019 3:54 pm·

By Carson Blackwelder

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OK, ladies, now let’s get in formation! Lucy Liu staged an epic Charlie’s Angels reunion with costars Drew Barrymore and Cameron Diaz while receiving a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

At the May 1 ceremony, the 50-year-old got tons of support from her family. This includes mom Cecilia and 3-year-old son Rockwell Lloyd, whom she welcomed via gestational surrogacy back in in 2015.

This major moment of nostalgia comes nearly 20 years after the Elementary star — along with Drew, 44, and Cameron, 46 — cemented themselves as an iconic crime-fighting trio in 2000’s Charlie’s Angels. Demi Moore — who starred alongside them in 2003’s Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle — and Rhea Perlman — Lucy’s costar on Pearl in the ’90s — showed up to honor her on this big day.

A star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame is just the latest honor for Lucy. Never forget that she received a Primetime Emmy nomination for her portrayal of Ling Woo in Ally McBeal (1997-2002). However, she also doesn’t dismiss how important this moment is for her — as well as for many others, too.

“I never take the time because I’m constantly onto the next thing,” Lucy notes, “but I think this is definitely something I’m really going to stop and celebrate because to me it’s a huge dream come true.”

Check out the gallery below to see more photos from the star-studded event.

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Playing Bosley in the 2000 movie, directed by McG, was the legendary Bill Murray. Also in the cast were Sam Rockwell, Tim Curry and Kelly Lynch. The late John Forsythe voiced the titular Charlie, the same role he inhabited in the Charlie’s Angels TV show, which aired from 1976 to 1981.

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These three are obviously still the best of friends! Plus, they clearly remember how to stand — this is their stance for both film posters, too.

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Demi — who was the villain in Full Throttle — joined a jam-packed all-star cast for the 2003 movie sequel, which included Bernie Mac as the new Bosley. It also marked John’s final film before he retired and sadly passed away in 2010.

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Per Variety, Lucy is just the second Asian-American woman to get a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame — the first being Anna May Wong.

“Sometimes people talk about my mainstream successes as groundbreaking for an Asian, but Asians have been making movies for a long time,” Lucy said. “They just weren’t making them here because we weren’t yet invited to the table. I was lucky that trailblazers, like Anna May Wong and Bruce Lee, came before me. If my body of work somehow helped bridge the gap between stereotypical roles, first given to Anna May, and mainstream success today, I am thrilled to have been part of that process.”

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Lucy also thanked her parents — who are Chinese immigrants — for coming to America. Being born in New York City, she was raised to be strong and to have “survival instinct, perseverance and determination.”

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Lucy, being a proud single mom, took this opportunity to show off her greatest accomplishment yet. Just look at Rockwell! This guy is obviously his mommy’s special little boy and she has clearly raised him well.

Congrats, Lucy!

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