Jennifer Lopez is remembering former costar Robin Williams on the anniversary of their 1996 comedy Jack.

The singer and actress shared a clip from the movie on Instagram that features her character, a school teacher named Miss Marquez, introducing Williams’ character, a boy with an unusual disorder that ages him faster than the typical person, to her class.

While sharing more about himself with his fellow grade-school classmates, Williams’ character Jack reveals that, like his peers, he doesn’t like broccoli. “We all have a lot more in common than you think,” Lopez captioned the post, referencing her line from the movie.

“Celebrating 28 years of this very special movie Jack with the incomparable Robin Williams,” she added.

This month also marks the 10th anniversary of Williams’ death. The comedian died Aug. 11, 2014, from suicide at the age of 63.

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Jurnee Smollett, who played one of Williams’ young classmates, also commemorated the anniversary of the film on Instagram, writing that she’ll “never forget learning how to improv from the one and only Robin Williams” during sessions put on by director Francis Ford Coppola. “The memories and lessons from that time will stay with me forever,” she wrote.

Also starring Diane Lane, Brian Kerwin, and Fran Drescher, Jack follows Williams’ title character as he begins fifth grade at a public school after being homeschooled.

Sally Field, Mara Wilson, Matt Damon, and dozens of Williams’ other collaborators recently came together to remember the late star for Vanity Fair. “He kept every scene completely fresh,” Damon recalled of his Good Will Hunting costar, while Field remembered her Mrs. Doubtfire costar rearranging the filming order so she could be with her family following her father’s death: “He was very sensitive and intuitive.”