John Travolta and Uma Thurman reunite and recreate iconic Pulp Fiction dance at the Oscars

Three royales with cheese, please!

John Travolta brought one of his most iconic roles back to life when he reunited with Samuel L. Jackson and Uma Thurman more than 27 years after they appeared together in Pulp Fiction at the 94th Academy Awards yesterday.

In a tribute to the cult-classic film, the 68-year-old actor and Thurman reprised their roles for one last dance, boogying on stage while Jackson joked about the meaning of the 1994 film.

"Pulp Fiction was a masterpiece, but these two think it was all about a dance contest," he told the audience.

The trio then announced the name of the winner of Best Actor in a Leading Role; Will Smith for his role in King Richard.

The reunion marked Travolta's first time presenting at the Oscars since infamously mispronouncing Idina Menzel's name eight years ago.