"Malcolm in the Middle reboot filming has been hailed as the most exhilarating experience of Frankie Muniz's life"
Malcolm in the Middle, the beloved sitcom that captivated audiences from 2000 to 2006, is making a comeback. The four-episode revival, titled Malcolm in the Middle: Life's Still Unfair, is set to premiere on Disney in December.
Frankie Muniz, who played the title character Malcolm, has been working on the reboot since the beginning of the year. Muniz, who has been vocal about his dissatisfaction with his character in the original series, has described the shoot for the reboot as "the best time of my entire life."
Muniz, along with Bryan Cranston and Jane Kaczmarek, who played Malcolm's father and mother respectively, are returning for the revival. However, no new information about their roles or the roles of other original cast members has been provided.
One notable change is the recasting of Erik Per Sullivan, who played younger brother Dewey. No new information about the storyline or plot of the revival has been revealed, but Muniz expects people to be surprised.
The director of the new episodes is not mentioned in the provided search results, and no relevant information about the new Malcolm in the Middle episodes or their director is found. The article also did not mention any additional details about the production or filming of the revival.
Fans of the original series are eagerly awaiting the return of Malcolm, his family, and the chaos that comes with their lives. With Muniz's positive experience during the shoot and the intrigue surrounding the storyline, the revival promises to be an exciting addition to Disney's lineup.
