Muniz talked about how they could revisit the series, which ran for seven seasons between 2000 and 2006.
The star of Malcolm In The Middle, Frankie Munizhas shared some interesting details about a possible return of the popular comedy series.
In a recent TikTok video, the 38-year-old actor said of the prospect: “Without giving too much away, because nothing is confirmed, I can say that, but I know that’s the closest I’ve ever been to it being a reality. I can say that. “.
He continued: “So, If it’s going to happen, it will happen soonbut, you know, we’ve been saying that for eight years too.”
Muniz spoke about how they could revisit the series, which ran for seven seasons between 2000 and 2006. He said: “The show ended 18 years ago, which is crazy. So I think it would be really fun to dive into that world to see where all the adults are.”
He continued: “The possibilities really are endless where everyone could be, but I don’t know, I’d love to explore them.”
He concluded: “Conversations are taking place”.
In December, Muniz, who played the lead role on the show, teased that a revival could be on the way, fueled by his and his co-star’s interest Bryan Cranston in revisiting the characters.
Bryan Cranston’s desire to return to Malcolm In The Middle
In an interview with the NME portal in February last year, Cranston said: “I appreciate even more what the show is and was and I would love to dive back in with all those people to do it.”
Cranston, who recently starred in the spy movie Argylle, spoke about his concern about reducing the quality of the Emmy-winning show with a revival, saying, “A lot of shows have been rebooted, and a lot of shows shouldn’t have been rebooted. So I don’t want to just be one of those programs: It has to make sense, it has to be good. So we’ll see”.
Source: Ambito
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