Warwick Davis is reprising his role as Willow Ufgood 34 years on for a new Disney+ series. 

And the actor, 52, brought his wife Samantha, 51, along with his daughter Annabelle, 25, and son Harrison, 19, to a screening at The Magic Castle in Hollywood on Monday night.

The family cosied up for a group shot as they walked the red carpet together.

Warwick and his ‘soulmate’ Samantha actually met as teenagers on the set of Willow and have been married for 31 years.

Samantha, aged 16 when they met, and daughter of co-star Peter Burroughs had a role as an extra in the film and the pair fell in love, dating for four years before getting married in 1991.

Warwick was born with Spondyloepiphyseal dysplasia congenita (SED), a rare genetic form of dwarfism, which has been inherited by both Annabelle and Harrison.

Sam has achondroplasia, the most common form of dwarfism.

The new series shows Warwick warning his friends of an impending threat in their fantastical lands.

In the teaser trailer, he says: ‘We are the world’s best hope against the evil coming to destroy us all!’

Warwick previously discussed how filming the original movie at the tender age of 17 and the mental toll it took on him.

He said: ‘The only reason I got through it before, for me, was down to Ron Howard the director and Val Kilmer [who played Madmartigan],’ the actor said.

‘Because between the both of them, they didn’t let me feel the pressure of this.

‘Nowadays, to head up and be the title character of a movie, I would feel the pressure of that. But at 17 I was just like, ‘Well this is quite a laugh this.’

Willow premieres on November 30 on Disney+.