NEW YORK — The Tribeca Festival buzzed with excitement on a warm Saturday afternoon. Crowds gathered around the theater’s red carpet, chatting eagerly before the movie premiere began. Suddenly, a voice captured everyone’s attention with urgency, reminiscent of a Secret Service alert about a presidential arrival.

Joshua Jackson and Katie Holmes attended the premiere of their film ‘Happy Hours’ on June 6. The sight of the duo thrilled millennials and ‘Dawson’s Creek’ enthusiasts, igniting a wave of nostalgia.

The same day marked the release of a ‘Boy Meets World’ documentary. These events demonstrate the varied ways actors engage with cultural nostalgia, a phenomenon captivating audiences and creators alike.