Filming Begins for 'Malcolm in the Middle' Revival on Disney+

The four-episode series reunites most of the original cast, introduces new characters, and explores fresh family dynamics two decades after the original show ended.

Production for the four-episode 'Malcolm in the Middle' revival has officially started in Vancouver, with no release date announced yet.
Bryan Cranston and Linwood Boomer, the show's original creator, are leading the project, with Cranston playing a key role in reviving the series.
Most of the original cast, including Frankie Muniz, Jane Kaczmarek, and Justin Berfield, are returning, but Erik Per Sullivan (Dewey) has been replaced by Caleb Ellsworth-Clark.
The storyline focuses on Malcolm and his daughter attending Hal and Lois' 40th wedding anniversary, introducing new characters like Malcolm's daughter Leah and non-binary sibling Kelly.
Disney+ has hinted at the possibility of additional episodes depending on the revival's success with viewers.