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Frasier is unlikely to include any of the original cast beyond Kelsey Grammer’s titular character, the actor has stated in a new interview.Speaking to WNBC New York, Grammer offered some clues as to where the reboot may take radio host Frasier Crane, who was originally a character in Cheers before starring in the spin-off series that ran from 1993 to 2004.“He thinks he’s gonna go off and do one thing, and sure enough, his life takes him in another direction,” Grammer said of the character.

The last time we saw Dr. Frasier Crane, he was landing at a Chicago airport in the series finale of NBC’s Frasier. As we await the Paramount Plus revival of the Emmy-laden sitcom, its once and future star gave a few hints about the upcoming series that follows the man Kelsey Grammer calls “the George Bailey of Television.”

Kelsey Grammer is teasing new details about the “Frasier” revival.

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While film and TV content based on the comic book work of Mark Millar seems to be hit-or-miss, with “Jupiter’s Legacy” recently being canceled after only one season (a season that cost a reported $200 million), you can’t deny the popularity of his ‘Kingsman’ franchise, which has been brought to life by filmmaker Matthew Vaughn.

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fans have something to look forward to in 2022. Kelsey Grammer, who played Dr. Frasier Crane both on and the spin-off , confirmed that the highly anticipated reboot of his hit sitcom is slated to hit Paramount + in early 2022. “When will we see a Frasier? Probably in the first quarter of next year," 66-year-old Grammer told of the reboot. That being said, the series hasn't started filming just yet. «We don't actually have a date of when we're going to start filming.

When “Frasier” returns with a new revival for Paramount+, star Kelsey Grammer is “confident” that Dr. Frasier Crane will be accompanied Niles Crane, Daphne Moon and Roz Doyle.

Frasier star Kelsey Grammer has said the show’s revival could air early next year.The actor, who played the titular Frasier Crane in the beloved NBC sitcom for 11 seasons, recently gave an update on the forthcoming return of the show.Asked by Collider when filming for the Paramount+ version of Frasier is likely to begin, Grammer replied: “Well, we don’t actually have a date when we’re going to start filming.

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