Netflix Confirms New Inbetweeners Film With Original Cast Returning
Netflix has confirmed that the original stars of the coming-of-age sitcom The Inbetweeners are set to reprise their roles for a new film, according to the BBC.
Netflix has confirmed that a new film based on the British sitcom The Inbetweeners is in development, with the original lead stars set to reprise their roles, the BBC reported.
The streaming service confirmed the project, according to the BBC, though further details about the plot, release date, and full cast list have not yet been disclosed.
The Inbetweeners, a coming-of-age comedy that originally aired on E4, followed a group of teenage friends navigating school life and became a cult favourite among British audiences. The show previously spawned two feature films following the end of its television run.
Netflix has not yet released additional information regarding production timelines or other creative details associated with the new film, the BBC noted.
Sources
- New Inbetweeners film confirmed by Netflix as lead stars return — BBC Entertainment & Arts
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