star”A nanny from hell“She is very interested in reuniting on the occasion of the series’ 30th anniversary coming next November,” Fran Drescher said in a new interview.
The actress, who played legendary nanny Fran Fine on the ’90s sitcom, said a reunion would be “soon” on SiriusXM’s “The Julie Mason Show” on Wednesday. But the recent strike of Hollywood screenwriters has complicated things a bit.
“Before the strike, we were in talks with our parent company Sony to find out what we could do that was fun and exciting for fans.‘, said Fran Drescher. “I hope the strike ends soon, an agreement can be reached with the Writers Guild and the Film and Television Producers Guild, and we can start to rethink what we want to do for some kind of meeting with Nanny from Hell”.
Fran Drescher also noted that the meeting “kidnapped pilot“, suggests it might inspire some kind of revival of the series.
“We don’t really know but we have a lot of options on the table and we are open”he continued.
Fran Drescher, now president of the artists’ association SAG-AFTRA, said he hopes “be able to dive into it as soon as the strike is over“.
“A Nanny from Hell” has been on the screen for years. In 2016, the actors were reunited at Fran Drescher’s home, and four years later actresses Charles Shaughnessy, Daniel Davis, Lauren Lane, Renée Taylor, Nicholle Tom, Benjamin Salisbury, Madeline Zima and more played their first episodes amid the coronavirus on Zoom. met for Pandemic. Beyond the small screen, Fran Drescher is working on a musical adaptation of the series.
Originally published from 1993 to 1999, “A nanny from hell” Fran Drescher was cast as an eccentric Queens marketer who is the governess to the three children of a flamboyant Broadway producer.
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Source: Programme Television
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