They've remade Beverly Hills 90210 - now television executives are considering remodelling mid-90s drama show Melrose Place.
The show, which screened from 1992 to 1999 as a spin-off from 90210, turned actors like Heather Locklear, Andrew Shue and Courtney Thorne-Smith into household names.
It also starred Desperate Housewives' Marcia Cross.
Studio CBS Paramount Network Television confirmed they are considering putting a remake into development for the 2009-10 TV season.
A remake of 90210, featuring guest spots from some of the show's original actors, has proved to be a minor success.
Second article:
Had 90210 not already hit our screens this fall, the following news might have flipped your red wig. To reveal one nasty scar.
Sources confirm for TVGuide.com that, just as the netlet did with Beverly Hills, 90210, the CW is readying a reboot of that 1990s show's own spin-off, Melrose Place.
Details are nil on the project, which at this very early stage is embarking on the hunt for a writer. But series cocreator Darren Star will have no involvement in the revisiting. (CW parent CBS Paramount owns rights to both of the Aaron Spelling productions.)
Star told TVGuide.com just last month that whether he was involved or not, "It would be a fun thing to do. I wouldn't be surprised if it happened, if it can be put together in the right way."
Similarly, I ran by Grant Show the idea of a 90210-inspired "Melrose 2.0" when I spoke to him for Swingtown. "It's up to you guys," he said, laughing it off. "That's out of my hands." At my suggestion that his Jake return as "the sage pool cleaner," Show responded, "I'd like that! I never thought of him that way, but that's a good idea." -- Matt Mitovich
I thought i'd share this considering one of our admins love for Melrose Place.
And to see her reaction of course LOL.
The show, which screened from 1992 to 1999 as a spin-off from 90210, turned actors like Heather Locklear, Andrew Shue and Courtney Thorne-Smith into household names.
It also starred Desperate Housewives' Marcia Cross.
Studio CBS Paramount Network Television confirmed they are considering putting a remake into development for the 2009-10 TV season.
A remake of 90210, featuring guest spots from some of the show's original actors, has proved to be a minor success.
Second article:
Had 90210 not already hit our screens this fall, the following news might have flipped your red wig. To reveal one nasty scar.
Sources confirm for TVGuide.com that, just as the netlet did with Beverly Hills, 90210, the CW is readying a reboot of that 1990s show's own spin-off, Melrose Place.
Details are nil on the project, which at this very early stage is embarking on the hunt for a writer. But series cocreator Darren Star will have no involvement in the revisiting. (CW parent CBS Paramount owns rights to both of the Aaron Spelling productions.)
Star told TVGuide.com just last month that whether he was involved or not, "It would be a fun thing to do. I wouldn't be surprised if it happened, if it can be put together in the right way."
Similarly, I ran by Grant Show the idea of a 90210-inspired "Melrose 2.0" when I spoke to him for Swingtown. "It's up to you guys," he said, laughing it off. "That's out of my hands." At my suggestion that his Jake return as "the sage pool cleaner," Show responded, "I'd like that! I never thought of him that way, but that's a good idea." -- Matt Mitovich
I thought i'd share this considering one of our admins love for Melrose Place.