Bryan Cranston Says “Malcolm in the Middle” Film Could Be Possible
After twenty years Bryan Cranston Is ready to return to the Wilkerson family Malcolm in the Middle reunion project.
Cranston, who played Hal Wilkerson’s patriarchal role, was revealed to E! News Talks have taken place about reuniting the cast to make a movie. The beloved sitcom, which was first broadcast in 2000, tugs at nostalgia. It follows the lives of five brothers and their suburban family. Cranston offers an update about the possibility of a reunion.
“There was some discussion about doing, like, an reunion movie of Malcolm in the Middle. We had such a great family on that, and I certainly would be open to that if there was a good idea that came up — like, ‘Oh, that would be fantastic to explore what happened to this family 20 years later.’ It’s amazing that it’s already happened, but it would be great to explore the possibilities.
The Emmy-winning series aired seven seasons from 2000 to 2006. It starred Cranston and Jan Kaczmarek, who played the parents of five rambunctious siblings: Francis (Christopher Masterson), Reese(Justin Berfield), Malcolm [Frankie Muniz], Dewey (Erik Per Sullivan), Jamie (James & Lukas Rod) Muniz played the child prodigy Muniz, who would often break the fourth wall to tell audiences about his life. Linwood Boomer, the show’s creator, created it in October. confirmed The idea was on the table. “We’re discussing it.” It would be great fun if everyone had the right idea. The truth is, it would move much faster if everybody wasn’t so annoying. Muniz claimed that he would be a full-time race car driver but he actually did. previously say Cranston said that both he and Cranston were “really into this idea.” Cranston was also mentioned as being “kind of the head writing the script, and getting everything moving.”
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