Entertainment Movies Mike Myers and Dana Carvey Bring Back Wayne and Garth for 'Bohemian Rhapsody' at Oscars — Schwing! Mike Myers and Dana Carvey were together again 27 years after their hit film was released By Alexia Fernández Published on February 24, 2019 09:59 PM Share Tweet Pin Email It’s a Wayne’s World reunion! Mike Myers and Dana Carvey stepped onto the Oscars stage to present Bohemian Rhapsody at Sunday night’s award show — 27 years after their hit film (which honors the song written by Queen) was released. “We’re not worthy!” Myers said in the voice of Wayne, one of the main characters in the film. Carvey as Garth said, “I think I’m gonna hurl,” as he appeared overwhelmed by the number of people in the audience. “Don’t hurl cause if you honk I’ll spew,” Myers said in one of the memorable lines in the film. “And if you spew I’ll blow chunks, so I shall not hurl,” Carvey replied. Laughing, Myers said, “Good call. Good call. ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ played a large part in the success of Wayne’s World. We’re humbled to be associated with that brilliant song.” The two then introduced Bohemian Rhapsody, which is up for several awards including Best Picture. Kevin Winter/Getty Be sure to check out PEOPLE’s full Oscars coverage to get the latest news on film’s biggest night. Wayne’s World was a big screen spin-off of Myers’ Saturday Night Live skit of the same name. Wayne (Myers) and Garth (Carvey) are two friends who host a local TV show. In an iconic opening sequence, Wayne, Garth and three of their friends drive through town while blasting “Bohemian Rhapsody” in their car. The use of Queen’s song propelled it to number two on the Billboard singles charts 17 years after its initial release. In November, Myers told Stephen Colbert on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert that he fought for “Bohemian Rhapsody” to be featured in the film when the studio wanted a Guns N’ Roses song. RELATED VIDEO:The Biggest Oscar Noms Surprises & Snubs In The Actress Categories “I really fought hard for that to be the song,” Myers said. “To the point, I’m not very bright sometimes, [I said], ‘I don’t want to be in the movie [if the song isn’t included]. Lorne Michaels was like, ‘Let me get this straight, you’ve never been in a movie, you’re not likely to be in a movie and now you’re not going to be in a movie?’” “So Lorne said, well if you feel that passionately about it then sure,” Myers said. Freddie Mercury’s Legendary Live Aid Performance: What Bohemian Rhapsody Got Right and Wrong The actors’ association with Queen came full circle in the film when he portrayed EMI executive Ray Foster, who turns down the song. The 91st Academy Awards are broadcasting live from Los Angeles on Sunday, Feb. 24 at 8:00 p.m. ET/5:00 p.m. PT on ABC.