Get ready for a blast from the past! The stars of the iconic sitcom 'Malcolm in the Middle' are back, and they look completely different!
Frankie Muniz, the beloved actor who played the titular Malcolm, has shared a heartwarming reunion photo with his on-screen brothers, Justin Berfield and Christopher Masterson. Muniz, now 39, is set to reprise his role as the brilliant yet quirky Malcolm, and he's just as excited as we are!
But here's where it gets interesting... Bryan Cranston and Jane Kaczmarek, who played Malcolm's parents, Hal and Lois, are also returning! And get this, the reboot will focus on Malcolm's daughter, Leah, played by the talented Keeley Karsten.
The original series, which aired on Fox for seven seasons, showcased the hilarious and chaotic life of a child prodigy and his dysfunctional family. It won seven Emmy Awards and left a lasting impact on viewers.
Disney, the masterminds behind this revival, announced last year that they were bringing back the beloved show for a four-episode miniseries. And the best part? It's almost here!
Ayo Davis, president of Disney Branded Television, described the show as a "landmark sitcom" that perfectly captured the essence of family life.
However, there's a twist! Erik Per Sullivan, who played the adorable youngest brother, Dewey, will not be returning. His role will be taken on by Caleb Ellsworth-Clark, an exciting new addition to the cast.
Muniz has been sharing behind-the-scenes glimpses, including a photo with his on-screen parents, which he captioned with a sweet message: "Always good to have Mom and Dad around!"
In a recent interview, Muniz opened up about his return to acting after pursuing a career in racing. He expressed his gratitude for the opportunity and his hopes to reconnect with his fans as an actor.
Bryan Cranston, who played the lovable yet eccentric Hal, also shared his excitement about slipping back into the role. He missed his on-screen family and found it rewarding to revisit such a beloved character.
So, what do you think? Are you ready to see the 'Malcolm in the Middle' crew back in action? And this is the part most people miss... the reboot will explore a new generation of the family's chaos!
Comment below and let us know your thoughts! Do you think the revival will live up to the original? Or is it better to leave the past in the past?
