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coming back for a four-episode revival on Disney Plus. That’s right, we’re all about to find out what happened to Malcom and all of his brothers after their wild and wacky childhood. Actor Frankie Muniz will reprise the role of Malcolm, while Bryan Cranston and Jane Kaczmarek will return as his parents, Hal and Lois.

Malcolm In The Middle has recast the part of Dewey, after the previous actor Erik Per Sullivan became the only main cast member not to return.Variety reports that Caleb Ellsworth-Clark, known for his work on TV show Fargo, will instead play the part of youngest of the family’s siblings. Frankie Muniz is returning in the title role, with Bryan Cranston and Jane Kaczmarek also coming back as parents Hal and Lois.Ellsworth-Clark’s casting was announced along with Christopher Masterson and Justin Berfield, who are reprising the roles of Francis and Reese.

Disney Branded Television has rounded out The Wilkersons for the upcoming limited, four-episode revival of Malcolm In the Middle on Disney+, which will reveal the sex and name of the quirky family’s sixth child.

Joe Otterson TV Reporter The “Malcolm in the Middle” revival is bringing back some familiar faces and a few new ones — and making one major casting change. Variety has learned that Christopher Masterson and Justin Berfield are returning for the Disney+ update of the classic sitcom, reprising the roles of Francis and Reese, respectively. However, Erik Per Sullivan will officially not be returning as Dewey.

Joe Otterson TV Reporter The “Malcolm in the Middle” revival at Disney+ is building out its cast. Variety has learned exclusively that Kiana Madeira is set to star in the series alongside previously announced returning cast members Frankie Muniz, Bryan Cranston, and Jane Kaczmarek.

Malcolm In The Middle was “the worst on the show”.Muniz, who was the star of the ’00s sitcom which ran for seven seasons, watched the series back with his wife Paige about eight years ago, and wasn’t impressed with his role.He told People: “She looked at me at the very end and she goes, ‘You weren’t acting at all. You are literally Malcolm.’ And I’m like, ‘I don’t know how to take that because Malcolm sucked.’ He was the worst character on that show!”Despite that, Muniz, who is now 39, said he is excited about the forthcoming reboot and teaming up with co-stars Bryan Cranston and Jane Kaczmarek once again.He continued: “We started talking about [a reboot] literally 10 years ago – me and Bryan Cranston – and slowly been working at it and it’s finally a reality.

Despite his dysfunctional family roots, Frankie Muniz‘s eponymous character is “right at home” on the set of the forthcoming Disney+ revival of the beloved aughts sitcom Malcolm in the Middle.

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Malcolm In The Middle revival has been confirmed, with members of its main cast returning: Bryan Cranston, Frankie Muniz and Jane Kaczmarek.Variety reported yesterday (December 13) that the classic 1990s sitcom is set to receive a new four-episode run under Disney+. A premiere date has yet to be announced.The streaming platform made the announcement by sharing clips filmed by its returning cast.

Frankie Muniz, Bryan Cranston and Jane Kaczmarek are reuniting for a new four-episode run of “Malcolm in the Middle” for Disney+ — 25 years after the beloved sitcom first launched.The show ran for seven seasons starting in 2000 and was hailed for looking at ordinary life through the eyes of an extraordinary youngster, now fully grown: Malcolm, played by Muniz, who has a genius I.Q.“I have been waiting for this moment for 18 years. Let’s find out where Malcolm and his family are now,” Muniz said in a video message accompanying the announcement.The new four episodes will be crafted by original series creator Linwood Boomer.

Joe Otterson TV Reporter Life isn’t that unfair, it turns out. A “Malcolm in the Middle” revival has been ordered at Disney+, Variety has learned. The new iteration of the series hails from original series creator Linwood Boomer, with original stars Frankie Muniz, Bryan Cranston, and Jane Kaczmarek set to reprise their roles.

One of the most influential comedy series of the new millennium, Malcolm In the Middle, is finally getting a revival, just in time for the 25th anniversary of its launch on Fox. The family comedy will return for a limited, four-episode run on Disney+ with original cast members Frankie Muniz, Bryan Cranston and Jane Kaczmarek on board to reprise their roles as Malcolm and his parents Hal and Lois, respectively. The trio teased the new installment in a video, which you can watch below.

No matter where life takes him, Frankie Muniz will always have a TV dad in Bryan Cranston.

Malcolm In The Middle star Frankie Muniz has opened up about his time as a child star, and said he feels saddened about the sacrifices his family made for his career.The actor and race car driver, who is now aged 38, spoke about his time on the hit ‘00s show with Michael Rosenbaum, as part of an interview with the Inside of You podcast.In the discussion, he opened up about how he got his big break on the sitcom, as well as how he has come to realise the impact it had on his family.In the discussion, he explained how his parents separated before he landed the role, and he moved in with his mother in New Jersey and his sister went to live with their father. Eventually, she moved in with Muniz and their mother, but his landing the role in Malcolm In The Middle led to the family structure being disrupted again.“She finally moved up, and it wasn’t like a month later that I got Malcolm, and we moved to L.A.,” he explained, discussing his sibling (via Entertainment Weekly).

Frankie Muniz is ready to get back behind the wheel for NASCAR‘s next season after limping away from a crash in his latest race.

Malcolm In The Middle actor Erik Per Sullivan – but what happened to him after the show ended?The popular US show ran for five seasons between 2000-2006 and followed the story of genius Malcolm, his brothers and parents. Sullivan starred in the series alongside Frankie Muniz, Bryan Cranston, Jane Kaczmarek, Christopher Masterson and Justin Berfield.In the show, Sullivan played Dewey who was the youngest of the brothers.

Former child star Frankie Muniz is looking very much the family man, 18 years since starring in hit TV show Malcolm in the Middle.The star of the show, which ran from 2000 to 2006, recently attended the Wildlife Warriors' Steve Irwin Gala at Bellagio Resort & Casino in Las Vegas with his wife Paige and his three year old son Mauz, who was making his red carpet debut. Frankie held his son’s hand as they walked into the event, with Mauz wearing a black suit and gold bow tie while his dad wore a beige jacket with black tie to complement his son.

Frankie Muniz is looking back at his time on set of Malcolm in the Middle.

Zack Sharf Digital News Director Frankie Muniz shared on the latest episode of “I’m A Celebrity Australia” (via News.com.au) that he once “walked off” the set of his beloved Fox sitcom “Malcolm in the Middle” when everyone else was refusing to stand up to certain people who were “controlling or rude or disrespectful.” Muniz starred on the comedy as the eponymous child genius for seven seasons, but he missed two episodes because of his decision. “There were two episodes I’m not in. I walked off the set,” Muniz said, explaining that his actions were due to set tensions.

“Malcolm in the Middle” star Frankie Muniz has finally revealed why he was missing for two entire episodes of the dysfunctional-family Fox sitcom.Muniz, 38 — who’s currently a contestant on the reality show “I’m A Celebrity Australia” — told his fellow campers why he left “Malcolm in the Middle” for several weeks during its long run, according to News.com.au.“There were two episodes I’m not in. I walked off that set,” he said of his time on the show, which aired from 2000 to 2006.Muniz explained he couldn’t take the tensions caused by “certain people” on the set — although he did not name names.“Everyone was so afraid to stand up when certain people were controlling or rude or disrespectful,” he said.