Dane Cook Dishes on Brad Pitt & Jennifer Aniston’s ‘Fast Times’ Scene, Shia LaBeouf, and More

It was the moment we had all been waiting for — Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt reunited, on-screen, for the “Fast Times at Ridgemont High” virtual table read — and it was steamy!

Only “Extra's” Billy Bush was with the man who orchestrated it all for "Feelin' A-Live Stream," Dane Cook, right after it aired. Dane called it “magical.”

Jen played Linda, Brad played, well... Brad, and the star-studded event was the first time the two have been on-screen together since their 2005 divorce.

Dane shared his favorite part, saying, “You gotta love Brad Pitt coming with the props… two hats... and nobody was going to ask him to bring anything ... The look he gave the camera when he was in the bathroom during the intimate scene…”

Billy added, “With an actress he used to be married to, which is fantastic — both of them get an A-plus for doing it and having a ball with it. That is spectacular!”

"Also, Aniston coming with the whole denim outfit and then the bathing suit," Dane went on to say. "If you weren't smiling and excited just at those two components, I don't know what else to give you, America.”

Jen and Brad were joined by Julia Roberts as Stacy, Morgan Freeman as the narrator, Matthew McConaughey as Mike, Dane as Mark, Henry Golding as Mr. Vargas, John Legend as Charles Jefferson and Little Charles Jefferson, Ray Liotta as Mr. Hand, and Jimmy Kimmel, who played various parts.

Sean Penn, the original Jeff Spicoli, played the pizza guy, and got to watch Shia LaBeouf play his old part!

Shia was smoking and performing in his car, and Dane revealed, “He was baking in his car because he wanted to do it in his garage in that truck to channel Spicoli, and it was 106 degrees out that day… Shia's phone overheated at one point and he was like, 'I gotta reboot!' so the fact that he went for it and brought that kind of energy and to do that in front of Sean Penn, who played the original role... you can't do that, man. Shia for the win.”

It was all for a good cause, too! The fundraiser will benefit Penn's nonprofit CORE, as well as REFORM Alliance. The event was presented by Snack Pop, and the brand is matching $25,000 in donations to Core Response now through the end of September. Learn how you can donate here.