Overview
- Bryton James says he pitched an animated revival of Family Matters that would modernize episodes and feature original cast voices.
- He reports the project “got pretty far along” with financing interest and a production company in place before landing at Warner Bros. for review.
- A source at Warner Bros. Animation confirmed awareness of the proposal but said it has not moved into formal development.
- James argues animation aligns with the sitcom’s fantastical storylines and simplifies logistics by allowing remote voice-actor recordings.
- Jaleel White’s prior refusal of a separate reboot underscores cast concerns about safeguarding the series’ legacy over commercial motives.