Claudia Salinger: Last News

Emily Longeretta The Salinger siblings are coming back together. Lacey Chabert and Scott Wolf are set to co-star has brother and sister once again in Hallmark Channel’s “A Merry Scottish Christmas.” The movie is set to air on the network’s Countdown to Christmas programming event. The film, written by NBC Correspondent Andrea Canning and author Audrey Schulman, follows estranged siblings Lindsay and Brad as they travel to Scotland at Christmas to reunite with their mother Jo (Fiona Bell) and “a big family secret is revealed.” Chabert and Wolf previously starred together as Claudia Salinger and Bailey Salinger, respectively, on Fox’s “Party of Five,” which aired from 1994 to 2000. Neve Campbell and Matthew Fox co-starred in the family drama.

Party Of Five alums Lacey Chabert (Mean Girls) and Scott Wolf (Nancy Drew) are reuniting to star in A Merry Scottish Christmas, a new original movie set to air on Hallmark Channel during the network’s annual Countdown to Christmas programming event.

Lacey Chabert is giving hope to fans of Party Of Five.While out promoting her newest Hallmark movie, The Wedding Veil Expectations, the actress confessed she would be in favor of reprising her role as Claudia Salinger for a Party Of Five reunion.Chabert, now 40, was just 12 when the family drama began its run of six seasons on Fox, alongside co-stars Neve Campbell (Julia Salinger), Matthew Fox (Charlie Salinger), Scott Wolf (Bailey Salinger) and Jennifer Love Hewitt (Sarah Reeves Merrin). Talk of reunion: Lacey Chabert, now 40, revealed she would be in favor of some sport of Party Of Five reunion when asked during an appearance on Fox's GoodDay DC; the actress (left) was 12 when she starred in the family drama show beginning in 1994 withScott Wold, Matthew fox and Neve CampbellChabert told Fox’s GoodDay DC that she would jump at the chance to revisit her character, Claudia, more than 22 years after the show ended.'I don't know if there would ever be a reunion, but I would love it,' she said with enthusiasm.