'Arrested Development' Stars Confirm Plans for Show's TV Return

Arrested Development fans might be getting what they've lengthy wanted.our editor recommends'Arrested Development' film will get closer'Arrested Development' meets 'Star Wars' fan art (pic)'Arrested Development' reunion stirring In a reunion for that beloved Fox comedy in the NYer Festival on Sunday, creator Mitch Hurwitzteased the potential of ongoing the 2003-06 series having a cut down nine- to 10-episode "small-season" prior to anArrested film.This news, that twentieth century Fox TV rejected comment, uses many years of rumblings of the large-screen follow up for that significantly acclaimed series starring Jason Bateman, Will Arnett,Portia p Rossi and Jeffrey Tambor. "It's true," Bateman confirmed on Twitter on Sunday mid-day. "We is going to do 10 episodes and also the movie. Most likely shoot them altogether next summer time for any release at the begining of ཉ." Added Arnett, "I'm urinating with @batemanjason right now..and that we will tell you that we will make new AD expanded polystyrene along with a movie." The intended plans raise a couple of red-colored flags, such as the packed agendas of their cast. Arnett, for example, has returned on television having a starring role in NBC's Up Through The Night, while Bateman and Michael Cera are inundated with film work. (Based on reviews in the festival, Hurwitz recommended each episode would concentrate on another character in the series in order to steer clear of the inevitable scheudling issues.) What's more, despite its acclaim -- the comedy gained six Emmy honours -- Arrested never handled to trap up with an extensive audience. It had been canceled after three seasons, departing you to definitely question whether network professionals could be as passionate concerning the series' return because the comedy's loyal fans. Related Subjects Jason Bateman Portia p Rossi Will Arnett Jeffrey Tambor Mitch Hurwitz