Key Cast Member Missing from ‘Malcolm in the Middle’ Revival Amid Hollywood Exit

Key Cast Member Missing from ‘Malcolm in the Middle’ Revival Amid Hollywood Exit

Fans of the iconic sitcom “Malcolm in the Middle” have something to look forward to as Disney+ prepares for a four-episode revival. Excitingly, most of the original cast will return to reprise their beloved roles. However, one notable absence has sparked conversations among fans.

In a significant announcement made in December, the streaming platform confirmed the revival, with stars Frankie Muniz, Bryan Cranston, and Jane Kaczmarek announcing the news through their social media channels.

Returning Characters and New Faces in the Revival

Recently, it was disclosed that Christopher Masterson and Justin Berfield will join the revival, reprising their roles as Muniz’s brothers, Francis and Reese. This exciting news was revealed by industry insiders at Variety.

In a surprising twist, Erik Per Sullivan, who charmed audiences as the youngest brother Dewey, will not be returning. Instead, newcomer Caleb Ellsworth-Clark will take on Dewey’s character. Ellsworth-Clark is known for his work in popular series such as “Fargo” and “The Expanse.”

Erik Per Sullivan’s Journey Away from Acting

Erik Per Sullivan has distanced himself from Hollywood for the past 15 years, with his last credited performance in the 2010 film