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The Los Angeles Times, “We’re not doing it because no one’s ever picked up the phone and said, ‘Hey, we’re doing this,’ so we’re not doing it.”He was referring to himself and James Lafferty, who co-starred in the show as his half-brother, Nathan Scott. “One Tree Hill” aired for nine seasons from 2003 to 2012 on The WB, which then turned into The CW. The show followed teens in the fictional town of Tree Hill, North Carolina.

One Tree Hill star Chad Michael Murray has opened up about the sequel series to the popular WB/CW young adult drama in development at Netflix, which will be executive produced and starring his former co-stars Sophia Bush and Hilarie Burton.

Dinner for Vampire.““You tell her this show is about f—ing and sucking and if she’s gonna have a problem with that, she shouldn’t come in tomorrow,” her manager said after speaking to one of the show’s execs.The actress says she and her manager were speechless at this explanation.Even with the bluntness from the exec, Lenz writes, she was attracted to the show because it “felt different from most bubble-gum TV with subliminal agendas” in her memoir.“Grit didn’t scare me, and the ‘One Tree Hill’ pilot had grit,” she continued.During this time, Lenz said, she had turned down the opportunity to star in “What I Like About You,” which went to then-teenager Amanda Bynes.Lenz, who was raised in an Evangelical Christian household, said she was worried that portraying a woman living with her boyfriend would “normalize ‘living in sin’ for young girls.”Lenz later wrote she felt comfortable with the “awkward girl next door” character, whom she viewed as the “most wholesome” member of the main cast.“I didn’t feel too at risk of being objectified,” Lenz wrote. “I believed in this show and its ability to send meaningful, uplifting messages to the audience.” Her character would go on to get pregnant, engaged and live with Nathan Scott (James Lafferty) while she was in high school.

Emily Longeretta Nathan and Haley have entered the chat. James Lafferty and Bethany Joy Lenz opened up about the upcoming “One Tree Hill” sequel series, currently in the works at Netflix. Sophia Bush and Hilarie Burton, who portrayed Brooke Davis and Peyton Sawyer in the Warner Bros.

The popular US drama series One Tree Hill is set to make a comeback, 12 years after its final episode aired. According to Deadline, original cast members Sophia Bush and Hilarie Burton are expected to return as Brooke Davis and Peyton Sawyer, but this time they will also serve as executive producers.

It was a rage in the noughties and now US drama series One Tree Hill is returning, 12 years after the show ended. According to Deadline, original stars Sophia Bush and Hilarie Burton are set to reprise their roles as Brooke Davis and Peyton Sawyer, but this time the pair will don the hats of executive producers.

It's been a whopping 21 years since One Tree Hill first graced our screens.The captivating drama, the brainchild of Mark Schwahn, kept us hooked for an impressive nine series as we fell head over heels for the fictional town of Tree Hill and its colourful characters.The initial plot revolved around the lives of two half-brothers, Lucas (played by Chad Michael Murray) and Nathan Scott (portrayed by James Lafferty), who were rivals on their school's basketball team. As the years rolled by, the drama continued to chart the ups and downs in their lives as they transitioned into adulthood - from career changes to romantic entanglements and heart-wrenching breakups. It was truly a rollercoaster ride of drama, suspense and a whirlwind of emotions.

James Lafferty is looking hot!

tyrannical father of Lucas Scott (Chad Michael Murray) and Nathan Scott (James Lafferty), on the beloved series, which ran from 2003 to 2012.Johansson revealed on a recent episode of the “Trying To Figure It Out With Ally Petitti” podcast that he suffered from depression and alcoholism.“It was awful,” he confessed. “I was deeply depressed and I was drinking.”The Canadian-born actor spent “about six or seven years … drinking a couple bottles of wine a night” by himself.“It was really tough,” he sighed.

Emily Longeretta On September 23, 2003, an all-new teen drama premiered on The WB, one that was focused on two half-brothers, Lucas (Chad Michael Murray) and Nathan Scott (James Lafferty), and their very different lives in the small town of Tree Hill, N.C. “One Tree Hill” evolved quite a bit from that storyline over the course of the first season, homing in more on the show’s love triangles, both within Nathan and Lucas’ high school, and among the adult characters. Through the years, those lines blurred, with multiple former students dating or marrying their friends’ parents.

in North Carolina in search of a small wooden bench. I wasn't looking for a place to sit, but a bench of consequence: The one featured in the teen drama One Tree Hill, where Nathan Scott (played by ) gives Haley James () a rainbow-beaded bracelet during an early morning tutoring session, and with a cheeky grin that's only charming on 17-year-old boys, “Don't say I never gave you anything.” The scene takes place in episode three of season 1—and marks the beginning of their relationship, one which unfolds over the course of nine seasons.I hadn't given One Tree Hill much thought until I was planning a trip to Wilmington for a wedding this summer—and it just so happened that a colleague who'd lived for a year during the pandemic and was sharing recommendations told me it was where the show had been filmed—but being there I found myself feeling particularly nostalgic.

One Tree Hill fans know that Peyton Sawyer (Hilarie Burton) falls madly in love with Lucas Scott (Chad Michael Murray) and the rest is history. However, Peyton and Lucas were never supposed to end up together. The characters may have made an interesting couple, but Peyton and Jake should have been endgame when it came to ending the series.

Bethany Joy Lenz is opening up about how she once dreamt about James Lafferty during their One Tree Hill days.

Filming a teen drama means a lot of love scenes — which could lead to real-life romances. During the Monday, September 13, episode of the “Drama Queens” podcast, hosts Hilarie Burton, Sophia Bush and Joy Lenz answered a fan question about whether it was tough to separate personal feelings from character feelings while filming One Tree Hill.

If you’re looking for Nathan Scott and Chase Adams, this isn’t the show! In 2018, One Tree Hill alum James Lafferty and Stephen Colletti decided to write a TV show about actors trying to find their ways after starring in a massively successful show. Their series Everyone Is Doing Great will debut on Hulu this month — but don’t expect to see the teen heartthrob characters that you fell in love with during the CW hit, which aired from 2003 to 2012.

After portraying Nathan Scott on The CW’s One Tree Hill for nine seasons (appearing in 182 of the series’ 187 episodes), James Lafferty thought it’d be simple to land another role on TV. He quickly learned that he was wrong — one of the many things he based his character on in his new comedy Everyone Is Doing Great.