A new chapter in cult classics
The upcoming series is billed as a follow-up to the 1995 teen comedy classic. Emma. The plot details remain quiet for now, but fans can expect a modern twist in Beverly Hills’ most beloved matchmaker world.
Rumors are swirling around about potential storylines, but Peacock and its creative team are wrapping things tightly. What we know: original film director and writer Amy Heckerling returns as an executive producer and brings her signature talent to a new generation ignorance.
The creative team behind the sequel
Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage – best known for turning high school dramas into TV gold gossip girl and Nancy Drew – Set to write a series Funny Friday (and FREEKY Friday) Author Jordan Weiss. The trio will serve as executive producers under Schwartz and Savage’s Fake Empire production banner.
In addition to Silverstone and Heckerling, the show was an executive produced by Robert Lawrence, who also produced the original film. The project is being developed by CBS Studios and Peacock’s Universal TV.
The History of Reboots – and Super Bowl Surprise
This is not the first attempt at Peacock restarting ignorance universe. The 2020 pitch of the mystery series, centered around Stacey Dash’s Dionne character, never aired. Still, Silverstone was nostalgic for fans. Super Bowl Advertisement for 2023.
The “ignorant” charm of 30 years
original ignorance This year he will turn 30 and will return to the theatre for a summer screening for a special Fathom event. The film sold $56.6 million worldwide, making it a touchstone for teen comedy. Alongside Silverstone, the film stars Stacey Dash, Paul Rudd, Brittany Murphy, Donald Feson, Breckin Meyer and Wallace Shawn.
No release date set for ignorance Still a sequel series – but we’re totally bugged until it arrives.
Source: Gayety – gayety.co
