Sarah Michelle Gellar wants to sink teeth into Buffy reboot?

[ad_1] Regardless of beforehand dismissing the concept, Sarah Michelle Gellar is now throwing supporting behind a Buffy the Vampire Slayer reboot.

Sarah Michelle Gellar might not get an opportunity to be within the new I Know What You Did Final Summer time, however there's one other character of hers she wouldn’t thoughts revisiting: Buffy Summers. Gellar had beforehand been in opposition to the concept of reviving Buffy the Vampire Slayer however now sees there being much less at stake…

Showing on The Drew Barrymore Present (through Deadline), Sarah Michelle Gellar stated of resurrecting Buffy, “It’s humorous, I all the time used to say no, as a result of it’s in its bubble and it’s so good. However watching Intercourse and the Metropolis and seeing Dexter, and realizing there are methods to do it, undoubtedly does get your thoughts considering, ‘Effectively, perhaps.’” As for when the reboot may happen, Gellar added, “It could possibly be something. It’s a universe. And it makes you understand that on this world, we want these heroes, I feel, extra so than ever.” The nice Dolly Parton, who served as an uncredited producer on Buffy the Vampire Slayer (there’s a enjoyable reality for ya!), not too long ago confirmed {that a} reboot was nonetheless on the desk.

As talked about, Gellar wasn’t for the concept of returning for an additional Buffy sequence as not too long ago as final 12 months, saying, “I'm very pleased with the present that we created and it doesn’t should be achieved. We wrapped that up. I'm all for them persevering with the story, as a result of there’s the story of feminine empowerment. I like the way in which the present was left: ‘Each lady who has the facility can have the facility.’ It’s arrange completely for another person to have the facility. However like I stated, the metaphors of Buddy have been the horrors of adolescence.”

Gellar is about to be a part of the upcoming prequel sequence Dexter: Unique Sin, which is able to check out the budding serial killer as he learns “The Code” and turns into the person he would ultimately change into within the unique Showtime sequence.

Led by Sarah Michelle Gellar and supported by a stacked forged of ‘90s/early 2000s stars, Buffy the Vampire Slayer ran for 144 episodes over the course of seven seasons.