Some of the School of Rock cast were in attendance at th wedding
Two stars of School of Rock have tied the knot, more than two decades after they first met on the set of the film.
Released in 2003, the musical comedy starred Jack Black as a struggling guitarist who pretends to be substitute teacher at a school, and goes on to inspire a class of musically-gifted kids to form a rock band.
Two of the child stars of the film were Caitlin Hale and Angelo Massagli, who played Marta and Frankie respectively.
They were both aged 10 when they met during filming – and went on to start a romance in 2016, when they coincidentally both moved to Florida separately.
Now, more than 20 years later, they’ve officially tied the knot.
In a post on Instagram, Hale, 33, shared several pictures from the happy day, which was attended by some of their School of Rock co-stars.
Hale, who now works as a sonographer, wrote: “Special thank you to everyone who contributed to an unforgettable day!”
One of the pictures shared by Hale was of her, Massagli and their former cast mates posing in a photo booth together.
Rivkah Reyes, who played bass player Katie in the film, shared a video about the wedding on TikTok.
The post was soundtracked by Stevie Nicks’s Edge Of Seventeen, a song which fans of School of Rock will know plays a big part in the film.
Reyes captioned the video: “Celebrating the marriage of Caitlin & Angelo with my forever fam #schoolofrock #wedding.”
Stars of the film Robert Tsai (Lawrence), Maryam Hassan (Tomika), Joey Gaydos Jr (Zack), Cole Hawkins (Leonard), Aleisha Allen (Alicia) and Brian Falduto (Billy, of “you’re tacky and I hate you” fame) all feature in the heartwarming video.
Hale and Massagli, who now works as a lawyer, started dating in 2016 after they separately moved to Florida.
In a previous interview with Inside Edition, Massagli explained how he learned Hale was moving to Florida, where he lived at the time, through a group chat where the cast members keep up with each other’s news.
He said they ‘hit each other up’ while Hale added: “The rest is history. This is locked down.”
