JOANNE WHALLEY: It was, actually. For years, there'd been rumors about revisiting Willow . You always have that, "Well, we'll believe it when we see it," notion in our heads.

Joanne Whalley is eager to laugh at her past. The actress, who starred as Sorsha in 1988's Willow and returns as an older, queenly version of the character in the new Disney+ series, is delighted ...

“You can’t do Willow and not have that be an important element of how the story evolved,” says Whalley to EW. “It’s absolutely addressed. You couldn’t do it without it.” ...

Davis and Joanne Whalley reprise their roles as Willow Ufgood and Sorsha, respectively. Set in the magical realm from the original film, the series follows an unlikely group of heroes as they ...

The Disney+ series — which stars two actors from the original film: Warwick Davis as the eponymous wizard and Joanne Whalley as Queen Sorsha — premiered its first two episodes today, Nov. 30.

'Willow' on Disney+ stars Dempsey Bryk and Ruby Cruz based Airk and Kit on Val Kilmer and Joanne Whalley's performances as Madmartigan and Sorsha.

Kilmer shared his kids with Joanne Whalley, who he met on the set of Ron Howard’s children’s fantasy film Willow in 1988. The actor was passionate about his family, which he was very open ...

Joanne Whalley hugs daughter Mercedes. Toby Canham for NY Post. The “Willow” actor and Mercedes got the chance to work side by side before his death when the pair played a father-daughter duo ...

He married actress Joanne Whalley in 1988 after meeting on the set of the film Willow, where they co-starred. Although they later divorced, their relationship and family life remain a significant ...

Val Kilmer had a true romance with his ex-wife Joanne Whalley.. The couple met on the set of the 1988 adventure/fantasy movie “Willow.” Kilmer, who died from pneumonia on April 1 at 65, and ...

Kilmer shared his kids with Joanne Whalley, who he met on the set of Ron Howard’s children’s fantasy film Willow in 1988. The actor was passionate about his family, which he was very open ...