‘Malcolm in the Middle’ Dewey actor does not return and goes to Harvard
The “Malcolm in the Middle” revival series will repeat Frankie Muniz, Bryan Cranston, Jane Kaczmarek, Christopher Masterson and Justin Bylfield their roles as the Wilkerson-Familie Erik per Sullivan will not return as the person, with Caleb Elsworth-clark. After the leading role in the original FOX series from 2000 to 2006, Sullivan stepped away from acting in 2010, at the age of 19 -. For that reason, “Malcolm” fans were not completely surprised that he would not participate in new episodes. However, that pension does not mean that Sullivan has not been invited, says Cranston.
“I spoke with Erik and I said,” Hey, we have the show! It’s going back. ” He goes, “Oh, that’s fantastic!” And I am going: “Yes, so we look forward to having you back.” He goes: ‘Oh, no, no, I don’t want to do it. Fly on the wall podcast Host by Dana Carvey and David Spade.
Sullivan, now 33, has largely withdrawn from the spotlights of the TV industry since he grew up. But Cranston gave some insight into what the former children’s star is today.
“He is actually going to Harvard,” Cranston told Carvey and Spade. “He is really, very smart, and he now gets his master on Harvard. He said,” Oh God, no, I have not acted since I was 9 or something. So I am not in it. ” ‘
The revival “Malcolm in the Middle” is an event with four episodes on Disney+, produced by television from Disney Branded. Muniz posted a photo behind the scenes with Cranson and Kaczmarek to commemorate the start of production in April.
