'Team reunion': Wild Thing Charlie Sheen poses with Major League co-stars Corbin Bernsen and Tom Berenger for 28 year anniversary

It's been 28 years since Major League - the first of a three-film franchise - premiered.

But this weekend, the film's stars Charlie Sheen, Corbin Bernsen and Tom Berenger all got together again at the Field Of Dreams over in Dubuque County, Iowa.

Charlie, 51, tweeted side-by-side photos on Sunday, one of the three stars in character back in 1989 and the other of them posing together this weekend.

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Together again: Charlie Sheen tweeted a photo Sunday of him and his Major League co-stars having a 'team reunion' this weekend, alongside a photo of them in character in 1989

Together again: Charlie Sheen tweeted a photo Sunday of him and his Major League co-stars having a 'team reunion' this weekend, alongside a photo of them in character in 1989

In the more recent snapshot, the three actors were posing in front of a green screen, all wearing striped baseball uniforms with: 'Team of Dreams' scrawled across them.

Above the photos, Charlie - whose most famous role now is Charlie Harper on the sitcom Two And A Half Men - wrote: 'team,' and then, on the next line, 'reunion...'

Prince Marketing Group have posted an Instagram album including a picture of the three actors stood wearing helmets in front of the self same green screen. Their caption revealed that the location was, in fact, the Field Of Dreams.

'Team Of Dreams': Prince Marketing Group have posted an Instagram photo of the three actors stood wearing helmets in front of the green screen

'Team Of Dreams': Prince Marketing Group have posted an Instagram photo of the three actors stood wearing helmets in front of the green screen

Info: The oirganization's caption revealed that the location was, in fact, the Field Of Dreams

Info: The oirganization's caption revealed that the location was, in fact, the Field Of Dreams

London-born actress Amanda Pays, 58, who's been married to Corbin since 1988, posted a collage of four photos celebrating the stars seeing each other again.

One was a selfie of her with her husband, and there were two more of the three actors together this weekend, plus the same 1989 image included in Charlie's tweet.

'First time this trio have got together in 20 years,' Amanda captioned, adding the hashtags: '#fieldofdreams#majorleague#corbinbernsen#tomberenger#charliesheen'.

Her with the husband: London-born actress Amanda Pays, 58, who's been married to Corbin since 1988, posted a collage of four photos celebrating the stars seeing each other again

Her with the husband: London-born actress Amanda Pays, 58, who's been married to Corbin since 1988, posted a collage of four photos celebrating the stars seeing each other again

Another Amanda photo: 'First time this trio have got together in 20 years,' Amanda captioned, adding a string of hashtags for good measure

Another Amanda photo: 'First time this trio have got together in 20 years,' Amanda captioned, adding a string of hashtags for good measure

Troika; TMZ Sports have cited sources who've said Prince Marketing Group had drawn the Major League stars to the Field Of Dreams for a softball game between celebrities

Troika; TMZ Sports have cited sources who've said Prince Marketing Group had drawn the Major League stars to the Field Of Dreams for a softball game between celebrities

TMZ Sports have cited sources who've said Prince Marketing Group had drawn the Major League stars to the Field Of Dreams for a softball game between celebrities.

Actual Major League Baseball veterans Ozzie Smith, Frank Thomas, Wade Boggs and Andre Dawson were also, per the site, in attendance, plus soccer player Hope Solo.

All three Major League stars had returned for a 1994 sequel entitled Major League II, but the 1998 movie Major League: Back To The Minors hadn't got Charlie or Tom in it.

Back when: All three Major League stars had returned for a 1994 sequel entitled Major League II, but the 1998 movie Major League: Back To The Minors hadn't got Charlie or Tom in it

Back when: All three Major League stars had returned for a 1994 sequel entitled Major League II, but the 1998 movie Major League: Back To The Minors hadn't got Charlie or Tom in it

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