Child stars Erin Murphy and Barry Livingston gave fans a sweet dose of nostalgia when they reunited more than five decades after their sitcoms “Bewitched” and “My Three Sons” ended. The beloved actors, now 61 and 71, posed together at a fan convention in Burbank, California, sparking joy among longtime viewers.
A Joyful Snapshot at The Hollywood Show
Livingston, now 71, wore a textured light-blue shirt with yellow stripes, layered over a white crew-neck tee. He topped off the look with a blue baseball cap as he leaned in, his face breaking into a wide smile.
(Photo by Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images)Beside him, Murphy, now 61, looked radiant in a black patterned dress. She wore her blonde hair in soft waves and beamed at the camera.
âWe caught child stars Erin Murphy from âBewitchedâ and Barry Livingston from âMy Three Sonsâ catching up at the Hollywood Show,â the publication captioned the post.
Their Classic TV Legacies
Livingston played Ernie Douglas on “My Three Sons” from 1963 until the series ended in 1972, appearing alongside his real-life brother Stanley Livingston.
Murphy joined “Bewitched” in 1966 as Tabitha Stephens, the magical daughter of Samantha and Darrin, and remained with the show until its end in 1972.
The actors became household names as children but continued on different paths after their shows wrapped.
Murphy reflected on the 60th anniversary of “Bewitched,” noting how her perspective has changed over time. As a child, she only experienced the show from the set, but watching it now gives her a fresh appreciation. âItâs so interesting because I grew up on the show, so itâs the only childhood I know, but I feel lucky. I really do,â she said, talking to People. âPeople love the show. They watched it when they were kids. Their kids watch it now, their grandkids watch it.â
Life After the Sitcom Spotlight
Livingston has stayed active in Hollywood with guest roles on “The Conners,” “How I Met Your Father,” and “General Hospital.” Murphy largely stepped away from acting after “Bewitched,” but made a return in the 2010s with appearances in short films and episodes of “The Comeback Kids.”
Although the two never shared the screen during their TV heyday, they have remained close over the years. Earlier this summer, they attended a Marx Brothers exhibition at the Hollywood Museum together. Their latest reunion brought back fond memories for fans who watched them grow up on screen.
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