
Grimm Movie Reboot: New Characters, Old Fans
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Grimm Movie Reboot in the Works for Peacock: A Fresh Take on the Series
A reboot of the popular TV series Grimm is in development for Peacock, with Josh Berman, David Greenwalt, and Jim Kouf on board as executive producers. The film will introduce new characters and mythology while paying homage to the original series. Cast members Elizabeth Tulloch and David Giuntoli have expressed interest, and theres a possibility of a TV series if the movie succeeds. The project is still in early stages, with no release date set yet.
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It's April 5th, you're listening to Entertainment and celebrity news today, AI-powered entertainment coverage. A grim movie reboot is heating up for peacock, first reported back in January 2025. It's shaping up as a fresh take on the series about Detective Nick Berkhart, a grim fighting part human part animal western creatures in Portland. Think where woals with a modern twist, but this films build as a reboot, not just a sequel. It is, it'll not to the original for long time fans while bringing new characters and mythology so newcomers can jump right in. Josh Burman, the writer behind Stuff Like Bones and drop dead diva, is penning the script. He's teaming up to executive produce with the show's co-creators David Greenwalt and Jim Cough, plus Sean Hayes and Todd Milliner. Cast members are buzzing about it. Elizabeth Tullic, who played Juliet and later Eve, says the scripts in the works and David Juntoly has met with the team. She called it exciting, especially with the show's 90% rotten tomato score after 123 episodes.
No word yet on her returning, but it depends on the vision. Fans wonder if this sparks a whole new era. Tullic heard it could lead to a TV series if the movie hits big, though a female let spin-off from 2018 fizzled out. Peacock's burning cash, so they're picky about investments like this. Right now, no release dates locked in. Three cameras rolled by late 2026 for a 2027 drop at the earliest. Keep an eye out. This could revive the grim world in a big way.
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