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   Sarah Michelle Gellar Is Not Interested In A ‘Buffy’ Reboot   
   By RANDI MANN.   
      
   In an interview with Buzzfeed News, Sarah Michelle Gellar opens up about her   
   late-’90s show “Buffy The Vampire Slayer”.   
      
   Last year, it was rumoured that the series may have a reboot in production.   
   But on Wednesday, Gellar, who starred on the hit drama series in her early   
   20s, confirms that she is not involved in any reboot and says she’s not   
   interested in one as she’s “not an adolescent anymore.”   
      
   And it turns out Gellar and husband Freddie Prinze Jr.’s 10-year-old   
   daughter Charlotte isn’t so keen on her parents’ early work. Gellar shares:   
   “The other day we were flipping channels and ‘I Know What You Did Last   
   Summer’ came on, my daughter looked for a couple of seconds and she was   
   like, ‘Mom, is that you? Is that Dad? Is that Deacon’s [Ryan Phillippe’s   
   son] dad?'” Adding, “And then I was like, ‘Oh, you should watch! The   
   first   
   five minutes is all you can see,’ and she was like, ‘No, ‘Harry   
   Potter”s   
   on.'”   
      
   As for a “Buffy” reboot, the title star says, “I think that reboots are   
   great to introduce someone to a story that maybe they don’t know, to   
   characters they don’t know,” but clarifying, “I think the amazing thing   
   about Buffy’s legacy is that people are still watching and discovering and   
   it still resonates. The fact that it’s still important to people, it sort of   
   means that it lives on its own. That being said, if you have more story to   
   tell, that’s great. I don’t feel that I do.”   
      
   ALSO -   
      
   Though Gellar won’t reprise “Buffy”, the actor is back on TV with her   
   show   
   “Other People’s Houses”, which is based on Abbi Waxman’s homonymous   
   book.   
      
   She   has signed on to star in "Other People's Houses", in development at   
   Fox. Described as "a suburban dramedy, somewhere between 'Big Little Lies'   
   and 'Catastrophe'," the former "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" star will play one   
   of several people living in an affluent Los Angeles neighborhood. "Using the   
   lens of social media, our characters navigate their way through emotional   
   ups and downs, as they try to figure out their lives as partners, parents,   
   friends, and neighbors." — NINA PROMMER/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock   
      
      
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