Gellar joined several stars of Paramount+’s Teen Wolf: The Movie, including Tyler Posey and Tyler Hoechlin, at the panel in San Diego, and it turned out she was there for a pretty good reason. She’s set to play a key role in another project from the Teen Wolf creator Jeff Davis.

Wolf Pack is based on Edo Van Belkom’s book series of the same name, which centers on two teens (Armani Jackson and Bella Shepard), whose lives turn upside down after a California wildfire awakens a terrifying supernatural creature.

Gellar will join them as investigator Kristin Ramsey, described as “a highly regarded expert in her field and no stranger to personal loss, brought in by authorities to catch the teenage arsonist who started a massive wildfire which may have also led to the reawakening of a supernatural predator terrorizing Los Angeles.”

Gellar is no stranger to the supernatural genre and her casting in this project will give you nostalgia overload if you loved watching her in Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

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22 years after Cruel Intentions hit the big screen, a remake is heading to the small screen at Amazon’s IMDb TV. 

The original film, based on the 1782 novel Dangerous Liasions, was set at a prestigious New York City high school where step-siblings Katherine and Sebastian—played by Sarah Michelle Gellar and Ryan Phillippe, respectively—place a bet on who can seduce the daughter of the headmaster played by Reese Witherspoon. 

This is not the first time that a television adaptation of the movie was in the works. In 2015, NBC planned a continuation series about Sebastian’s son that would see Gellar reviving her role as Katherine, but it was shelved before it got off the ground. 

The new series will be a reboot set at an elite college in Washington DC and will be written by Phoebe Fisher from Euphoria and Sara Goodman of the original Gossip Girl. 

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Gellar played the titular role in the original series that went on for seven seasons before wrapping up in 2003. She also portrayed the character of Buffy Summers in the show’s spin-off Angel on several occasions.

While Gellar would like to see the story of Buffy The Vampire Slayer continue, the 43-year-old actress thinks someone younger would be more fit for that task.

“I don’t think it’s me, I don’t think I should be the one doing it,” she added.

During its original run, Buffy The Vampire Slayer was considered one of the best shows on television and is still frequently a part of “The Best TV Shows” lists. It had a significant influence on television and culture, being considered the “most studied pop culture work by academics.”

There has been chatter about the show’s reboot for the better part of the past decade, with the project officially being announced in 2018. Since then, however, there haven’t been many follow-up details. 

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Deadline reports that Mark Hamill, who is best known as Star Wars’ Luke Skywalker will voice the evil Skeletor. Hamill is no stranger to voicing villains as he voiced the Joker in Batman: The animated series.

Other noteworthy casting includes Sarah Michelle Gellar (Buffy the Vampire Slayer) as Teela, Lena Heady (Game of Thrones) as Evil-lyn, Chris Wood (Supergirl) as Prince Adam/He-Man, Liam Cunningham (Game of Thrones) as Man-At-Arms, Henry Rollins as Tri-Klops, Stephen Root and Diedrich Bader from office Space as Cringer and King Randor/Trap Jaw, Alicia Silverstone (Clueless) as Queen Marlena, Justin Long (Galaxy Quest) as roboto, Jason Mewes (clerks) as Stinkor, Kevin Michael Richardson (The Batman) as Beast Man, and Phil LaMarr (MAD TV) as He-Ro. Alan Oppenheimer who voiced the original Skeletor will voice Moss Man.

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That’s right — the Buffy The Vampire Slayer star is set on making her return to primetime TV, boarding a new show currently at development at Fox. 

The series, titled, Other People’s Houses, hails from Eric Charmelo and Nicole Snyder and is based on a novel by Abbi Waxman.

Described as a dramedy, “somewhere between Big Little Lies and Catastrophe,” Other People’s Houses follows “nine people who live in Los Angeles’ Larchmont Village neighborhood.” The characters “navigate the emotional ups and downs of being parents, partners, neighbors and friends,” through social media, per The Hollywood Reporter. 

Gellar’s character is smack in the center of all the drama. She’s a mom and social media influencer named Anne Porter, who appears to be having an affair. 

Gellar’s last regular TV role was 2013’s The Crazy Ones.

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Sarah Michelle Gellar has been set to star as the lead in the thriller based on former BBC journalist Alice Feeney’s debut novel. According to TVLine she will play Amber Reynolds, who wakes up in a hospital bed, unable to move — but she can hear everything that’s going on. She doesn’t remember what happened, and the action skips from the present and her childhood. 

Oscar-nominated writer Robin Swicord (The Curious Case of Benjamin Button) will pen the big-screen adaptation and DeGeneres and Gellar are set to executive produce. Warner Bros. TV will produce. At this time, no network is attached to the series.

Since doing Buffy, Gellar has only done two other series — the CW’s Ringer and CBS’ The Crazy Ones with Robin Williams.

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The 41-year-old played the title character in the Joss Whedon series which ran from 1997 to 2003.

It was confirmed in July that Whedon would be producing a remake of the much-loved show —without the original cast — much to the hesitancy and anger of the series’ fans.

But perhaps their opinion will change now that the reboot has been endorsed by none other than Sarah herself.

The former slayer told PEOPLE: “At the end of the day, it’s all about great storytelling. If a story lives on, then I think it should be told in any incarnation it can be told in.”

Her co-star and on-screen love interest, David Boreanaz, agreed, saying to fans at New York Comic Con, “Come on, guys. It’s a good thing. Let’s just embrace [it]. I’m very happy for them. They want to embrace a new generation, something new… I’m all for it. I think it’s fantastic. Good for them. I hope that it becomes huge and successful.”

Let’s hope the fans change their minds.

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Long before vampires sparkled in the sun, Sarah Michelle Gellar kicked butt as Buffy Summers whose mission was to rid her hometown of Sunnydale of evil vampires, demons, and other dark forces.

The series, created by Joss Whedon, ran between 1997 and 2003 and was praised for its depiction of strong female leads.

Now, Buffy herself has acknowledged the feminism of the show by putting an anniversary post on Instagram that also featured some never-before-seen photos from the set of the supernatural dramedy.

Sarah partly captioned the post with, “I have always believed that the world is changed by your example, not by your opinion,” which her character proved many times and still serves as great advice.

Other stars of the series also paid tribute, including Charisma Carpenter who played Cordelia Chase:

What a ride, We’re 21 today!
Thanks to all you die hards out there that make us a big part of your lives. STILL!
Your love and devotion to our show does not go unnoticed. So grateful! Thank You! #BTVS #BuffySlayDay21st#cordeliachase #cordy #queenc#theoriginalscoobies pic.twitter.com/Ie8aWYgWEB

— charisma carpenter (@AllCharisma) March 10, 2018

And Buffy’s little sister, Dawn, portrayed by Michelle Trachtenberg:

Happy 21st #anniversary to #BuffyTheVampireSlayer https://t.co/5fwzUSokpt

— MichelleTrachtenberg (@RealMichelleT) March 10, 2018

We think that 21 years later is a great time for the cast to start thinking about revisiting Sunnydale… but until then, we’ll be rewatching our BTVS boxsets.

The post The Cast of “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” Pays Tribute on its Milestone Anniversary appeared first on EverydayKoala.

Gellar joined several stars of Paramount+’s Teen Wolf: The Movie, including Tyler Posey and Tyler Hoechlin, at the panel in San Diego, and it turned out she was there for a pretty good reason. She’s set to play a key role in another project from the Teen Wolf creator Jeff Davis.

Wolf Pack is based on Edo Van Belkom’s book series of the same name, which centers on two teens (Armani Jackson and Bella Shepard), whose lives turn upside down after a California wildfire awakens a terrifying supernatural creature.

Gellar will join them as investigator Kristin Ramsey, described as “a highly regarded expert in her field and no stranger to personal loss, brought in by authorities to catch the teenage arsonist who started a massive wildfire which may have also led to the reawakening of a supernatural predator terrorizing Los Angeles.”

Gellar is no stranger to the supernatural genre and her casting in this project will give you nostalgia overload if you loved watching her in Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

The post Sarah Michelle Gellar Joins “Teen Wolf” Spinoff Series “Wolf Pack” appeared first on EverydayKoala.

22 years after Cruel Intentions hit the big screen, a remake is heading to the small screen at Amazon’s IMDb TV. 

The original film, based on the 1782 novel Dangerous Liasions, was set at a prestigious New York City high school where step-siblings Katherine and Sebastian—played by Sarah Michelle Gellar and Ryan Phillippe, respectively—place a bet on who can seduce the daughter of the headmaster played by Reese Witherspoon. 

This is not the first time that a television adaptation of the movie was in the works. In 2015, NBC planned a continuation series about Sebastian’s son that would see Gellar reviving her role as Katherine, but it was shelved before it got off the ground. 

The new series will be a reboot set at an elite college in Washington DC and will be written by Phoebe Fisher from Euphoria and Sara Goodman of the original Gossip Girl. 

The post A TV Adaptation of “Cruel Intentions” is in the Works appeared first on EverydayKoala.

Gellar played the titular role in the original series that went on for seven seasons before wrapping up in 2003. She also portrayed the character of Buffy Summers in the show’s spin-off Angel on several occasions.

While Gellar would like to see the story of Buffy The Vampire Slayer continue, the 43-year-old actress thinks someone younger would be more fit for that task.

“I don’t think it’s me, I don’t think I should be the one doing it,” she added.

During its original run, Buffy The Vampire Slayer was considered one of the best shows on television and is still frequently a part of “The Best TV Shows” lists. It had a significant influence on television and culture, being considered the “most studied pop culture work by academics.”

There has been chatter about the show’s reboot for the better part of the past decade, with the project officially being announced in 2018. Since then, however, there haven’t been many follow-up details. 

The post Sarah Michelle Gellar Won’t Be Part of “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” Reboot appeared first on EverydayKoala.

Deadline reports that Mark Hamill, who is best known as Star Wars’ Luke Skywalker will voice the evil Skeletor. Hamill is no stranger to voicing villains as he voiced the Joker in Batman: The animated series.

Other noteworthy casting includes Sarah Michelle Gellar (Buffy the Vampire Slayer) as Teela, Lena Heady (Game of Thrones) as Evil-lyn, Chris Wood (Supergirl) as Prince Adam/He-Man, Liam Cunningham (Game of Thrones) as Man-At-Arms, Henry Rollins as Tri-Klops, Stephen Root and Diedrich Bader from office Space as Cringer and King Randor/Trap Jaw, Alicia Silverstone (Clueless) as Queen Marlena, Justin Long (Galaxy Quest) as roboto, Jason Mewes (clerks) as Stinkor, Kevin Michael Richardson (The Batman) as Beast Man, and Phil LaMarr (MAD TV) as He-Ro. Alan Oppenheimer who voiced the original Skeletor will voice Moss Man.

The post “Masters of the Universe: Revelation” Gets an All-Star Cast appeared first on EverydayKoala.

That’s right — the Buffy The Vampire Slayer star is set on making her return to primetime TV, boarding a new show currently at development at Fox. 

The series, titled, Other People’s Houses, hails from Eric Charmelo and Nicole Snyder and is based on a novel by Abbi Waxman.

Described as a dramedy, “somewhere between Big Little Lies and Catastrophe,” Other People’s Houses follows “nine people who live in Los Angeles’ Larchmont Village neighborhood.” The characters “navigate the emotional ups and downs of being parents, partners, neighbors and friends,” through social media, per The Hollywood Reporter. 

Gellar’s character is smack in the center of all the drama. She’s a mom and social media influencer named Anne Porter, who appears to be having an affair. 

Gellar’s last regular TV role was 2013’s The Crazy Ones.

The post Sarah Michelle Gellar Eyes TV Return appeared first on EverydayKoala.

Sarah Michelle Gellar has been set to star as the lead in the thriller based on former BBC journalist Alice Feeney’s debut novel. According to TVLine she will play Amber Reynolds, who wakes up in a hospital bed, unable to move — but she can hear everything that’s going on. She doesn’t remember what happened, and the action skips from the present and her childhood. 

Oscar-nominated writer Robin Swicord (The Curious Case of Benjamin Button) will pen the big-screen adaptation and DeGeneres and Gellar are set to executive produce. Warner Bros. TV will produce. At this time, no network is attached to the series.

Since doing Buffy, Gellar has only done two other series — the CW’s Ringer and CBS’ The Crazy Ones with Robin Williams.

The post Sarah Michelle Gellar to Star in “Sometimes I Lie” appeared first on EverydayKoala.

The 41-year-old played the title character in the Joss Whedon series which ran from 1997 to 2003.

It was confirmed in July that Whedon would be producing a remake of the much-loved show —without the original cast — much to the hesitancy and anger of the series’ fans.

But perhaps their opinion will change now that the reboot has been endorsed by none other than Sarah herself.

The former slayer told PEOPLE: “At the end of the day, it’s all about great storytelling. If a story lives on, then I think it should be told in any incarnation it can be told in.”

Her co-star and on-screen love interest, David Boreanaz, agreed, saying to fans at New York Comic Con, “Come on, guys. It’s a good thing. Let’s just embrace [it]. I’m very happy for them. They want to embrace a new generation, something new… I’m all for it. I think it’s fantastic. Good for them. I hope that it becomes huge and successful.”

Let’s hope the fans change their minds.

The post Sarah Michelle Gellar Supports the “Buffy” Reboot appeared first on EverydayKoala.

Long before vampires sparkled in the sun, Sarah Michelle Gellar kicked butt as Buffy Summers whose mission was to rid her hometown of Sunnydale of evil vampires, demons, and other dark forces.

The series, created by Joss Whedon, ran between 1997 and 2003 and was praised for its depiction of strong female leads.

Now, Buffy herself has acknowledged the feminism of the show by putting an anniversary post on Instagram that also featured some never-before-seen photos from the set of the supernatural dramedy.

Sarah partly captioned the post with, “I have always believed that the world is changed by your example, not by your opinion,” which her character proved many times and still serves as great advice.

Other stars of the series also paid tribute, including Charisma Carpenter who played Cordelia Chase:

What a ride, We’re 21 today!
Thanks to all you die hards out there that make us a big part of your lives. STILL!
Your love and devotion to our show does not go unnoticed. So grateful! Thank You! #BTVS #BuffySlayDay21st#cordeliachase #cordy #queenc#theoriginalscoobies pic.twitter.com/Ie8aWYgWEB

— charisma carpenter (@AllCharisma) March 10, 2018

And Buffy’s little sister, Dawn, portrayed by Michelle Trachtenberg:

Happy 21st #anniversary to #BuffyTheVampireSlayer https://t.co/5fwzUSokpt

— MichelleTrachtenberg (@RealMichelleT) March 10, 2018

We think that 21 years later is a great time for the cast to start thinking about revisiting Sunnydale… but until then, we’ll be rewatching our BTVS boxsets.

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