NBC's Cruel Intentions reboot will feature one of its main original stars.
Sarah Michelle Gellar, who starred as Kathryn Merteuil in the 1999 feature film, announced Wednesday that she's returning for the NBC pilot.
Gellar's NBC Kathryn is described as a master manipulator who easily hides her self-serving machinations behind a facade of charm, poise and warmth.
The woman behind the scandal involving Bash's mother, Annette Hargrove, Kathryn is now married to the wealthy Pascal Barrett and spearheads an inspiring youth rehabilitation movement, as well as being involved in a local private school.
The small-screen sequel, which landed at NBC with a penalty attached in October, hails from Cruel Intentions writer-director Roger Kumble and producer Neal H. Moritz.
Sarah Michelle Gellar, who starred as Kathryn Merteuil in the 1999 feature film, announced Wednesday that she's returning for the NBC pilot.
Gellar's NBC Kathryn is described as a master manipulator who easily hides her self-serving machinations behind a facade of charm, poise and warmth.
The woman behind the scandal involving Bash's mother, Annette Hargrove, Kathryn is now married to the wealthy Pascal Barrett and spearheads an inspiring youth rehabilitation movement, as well as being involved in a local private school.
The small-screen sequel, which landed at NBC with a penalty attached in October, hails from Cruel Intentions writer-director Roger Kumble and producer Neal H. Moritz.
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