Sarah Jessica Parker's son James, 22, and daughter Loretta, 15, dress up as Star Wars characters
The Force was strong two of Sarah Jessica Parker 's children as they shared a rare photo from a public outing over the weekend.
The And Just Like That star, 60, and her husband Matthew Broderick, 63 are parents to son James Wilkie, 22, and twins Loretta and Tabitha, who will turn 16 in June.
In honor of the 20th Anniversary of Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith, James Wilkie and sister Loretta went all out to mark the occasion.
A photo of the two shared by Loretta on social media shows the teen wearing a hooded brown robe like the one the hero-turned-villain Anakin Skywalker wore in the 2005 action adventure.
She paired it with a vintage T-shirt from the film.
James Wilkie looked fierce in a black kimono-style Sith robe.
The siblings were not the only ones anxious to re-live the adventure.
Revenge of the Sith won the number two spot over the weekend, earning more than $25 million domestically and another $17 million internationally for a global take of $42.2 million.
Fans who didn't get to see the beloved Star Wars film over the weekend have until Thursday to catch a showing.
As a special treat to fans, it will be available in multiple formats, including 4DX.
This new format features high-tech motion chairs that sync with more than 21 effects, all designed to complement the narrative of the film, according to Lucasfilm.
James Wilkie has followed in his parents footsteps and is pursuing a career as an actor.
He has had some small parts already, including an episode of Elsbeth, in which he co-starred with his dad.
'I think he is gonna try, yeah. He's very smart,' Broderick told People at a recent event.
James Wilkie recently co-starred with his dad in an episode of Elsbeth. ''He has a really good education too, so he has a lot of different things he can do, but I think right now he likes acting,' Broderick told People
'He has a really good education too, so he has a lot of different things he can do, but I think right now he likes acting.'
The budding young actor can be see next in Days Ending in Y with Sam Nivola, the son of actors Alessandro Nivola and Emily Mortimer.
As for his daughters, one of them definitely is not looking for a job under the bright lights.
Broderick did not identify who it was but said one of the girls is 'repelled' by the idea of performing. 'If you say, "What about you?" She says "Nope, no absolutely not,"' the doting dad explained.
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