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Jamie Lee Curtis has confirmed a Murder, She Wrote reboot is in the works.

In December it was reported the actress was set to star in Universal’s big screen adaptation of the popular TV series.

Curtis shed some light on the project earlier this week while on the red carpet for her latest movie Freakier Friday.

“Oh it’s,” the star teased as she took a dramatic pause during an interview with Entertainment Tonight. “Happening.”

As the 66-year-old actress continued to discuss the new project, she explained there are a few other work commitments to get through before she can fully focus on Murder, She Wrote.

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Note: Angela Lansbury was 58 when the show debuted on TV

Ecclesiastes 1:9

What has been will be again,
what has been done will be done again;
there is nothing new under the sun.

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Fri Jul 25, 2025 9:03 am

there is nothing new under the sun.

Along those lines, Eddie Murphy has announced that he will play the bumbling Inspector Clouseau in a new Pink Panther movie. Murphy told Al Roker on the Today Show the news on the Today Show.

When Roker asked whether he'll play the famously inept detective as French, Murphy laughed and coyly responded, "Maybe." He added, "Well, he has to be French, but he could also be Haitian. I will tell you, he's Black. He's Black, for sure."

In addition to Peter Sellers and Steve Martin, Alan Arkin played Clouseau in one 60s film, and after Sellers' death, Roberto Benigni played Clouseau's son, who also joined the police force, in the aptly named Son of the Pink Panther. Neither of those films were a critical or box office success.

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