Fox Chairman and CEO Gary Newman might think that Buffy the Vampire Slayer is "probably the most ripe show we have for bringing back," the show's alum, Clare Kramer, strongly believes that no one really wants a reboot of the supernatural drama series like Charmed and Roswell.
Speaking in an interview with Australia's News, the actress who used to play the villain Glory in Buffy the Vampire Slayer was quick to give a loud "no" when asked whether fans would want a reboot or sequel of the series.
"I think people are interested in what is happening with it but I don't think true Buffy fans want it unless it's with the original cast which I don't think will happen. I could be wrong, so people should come find me on Twitter and correct me if I'm wrong," Kramer told the publication.
Despite her apparent distaste over the thought of a Buffy reboot, the actress understands that some fans would show interest in a reboot of the series.
"When you have a property that's as popular as Buffy, something will be done with it. I think would take something special, I think it would have to be done with Joss and with Sarah [Michelle Gellar]. I don't know what the story would be. It has to change yet remain true and loyal to the show's original values, morals, and tone," Kramer explained.
Though Fox has never really officially announced a reboot for Buffy, the studio's shown a lot of interest in bringing back the show. The only problem is that the network is only interested in rebooting Buffy if Marvel and DC director Joss Whedon comes back to handle the show. For those who aren't that familiar with the series, Buffy was created by Whedon and ran for seven seasons on Fox.
Right now, Whedon hasn't commented on the possibility of a reboot, so fans will just have to wait and see what comes out of all this buzz about a Buffy comeback.
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