Michalis Konstantatos Saddles Up ‘Pretty Little Horses’ in Competition in Sarajevo

Pretty Little Liars has only been off the air for three years, but a reboot of the show that turned , , , and into stars is reportedly already in the works, according to . The original series aired for seven seasons and followed all the mysterious twists and turns going down in Rosewood, Pennsylvania, starting with the disappearance of Alison, the leader of a clique of girls.

went off the air, but it could soon find new life.

Three years after Pretty Little Liars wrapped its seven-season run and a year after its second spinoff was canceled, Warner Bros. TV is ready to revive the legacy franchise.

A reboot of “Pretty Little Liars” is reportedly in the works, helmed by “Riverdale” exec producer Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa.

Pretty Little Liars is getting a reboot!

Also Read: 'Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists' Canceled After 1 Season at FreeformNo platform is attached to the reboot, which is still in the early stages of development and has not been taken out to the marketplace yet.Warner Bros. TV declined to comment on the “Pretty Little Liars” project.

Lucy Hale-led Katy Keene being canceled, it seems that Riverdale andPretty Little Liarshave not severed their connection just yet. TV Guide has confirmed that Riverdale boss Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa is looking to reboot the iconic Freeform drama.Pretty Little Liars ran from 2010-16 on Freeform (formerly ABC Family) defining the network as a go-to destination for young viewers.

Denise Petski Senior Managing EditorA new iteration of Pretty Little Liars is in the works from Riverdale creator Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa and Alloy Entertainment, sources close to the project have confirmed to Deadline.The reboot, which will be written by Aguirre-Sacasa, is in its very early stages, but we hear it will feature a new story and new characters.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterA reboot of the Freeform series “Pretty Little Liars” is in the early stages of development at Warner Bros. Television, Variety has confirmed.Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, who previously developed “Riverdale” for television, is developing the potential reboot.

Molly-Mae Hague looks incredible in two exclusive sneak preview photos from her new edit with Pretty Little Thing.The 21 year old Love Island star can be seen confidently posing in a bright blue boyfriend fit blazer dress.The chic outfit, which is part of Molly-Mae’s new PLT range, has a bright pink pocket square in the chest pocket of the dress. Molly-Mae’s stunning blonde locks are tumbling down her back in the snap, giving attention to the eye-popping outfit.

Rebecca Davis editorCambodian director Rithy Panh survived the brutal Khmer Rouge regime that took the lives of many of his friends and family.

Ellise Shafer editorDanish actor Mads Mikkelsen — best known for his skillful and distinctly human portrayal of dark characters in films like “The Hunt,” and “Casino Royale” as well as the television series “Hannibal” — trained as a dancer before enrolling in acting classes.“I loved every second of it.

Holly Marie Combs launched “Pretty Little Wine Moms” podcast, in which she reunited with former costars Lesley Fera and Nia Peeples as they all rewatched episodes of Pretty Little Liars.Although it started as simply a rewatch podcast, it blossomed into something so much more. Now, the actresses have Zoom chats with fans, interview other alum and more.Combs, 46, starred on the Freeform series as Ella Montgomery.

Tom Grater International Film ReporterAfter being forced to pivot entirely online last-minute due to a COVID spike, Bosnia’s Sarajevo Film Festival is coming to a close and has unveiled its prize winners for this year’s edition.A jury chaired by Michel Hazanavicius and featuring Berlinale director Carlo Chatrian, actress Jadranka Đokić, director Srdan Golubović and the Morelia Film Festival’s Andrea Stavenhagen, awarded the festival’s top prize, the Heart of Sarajevo, to Visar Morina’s Exile.

Christopher Vourlias Visar Morina’s “Exile,” a tense psychodrama about a Kosovan pharmacologist in Germany who becomes increasingly paranoid over a series of menacing events, won the top prize at the Sarajevo Film Festival, earning the Kosovo-born German director the Heart of Sarajevo.The award ceremony took place online Thursday night, with Morina winning top honors from a jury led by Academy Award-winning director Michel Hazanavicius (“The Artist”) and comprised of Carlo Chatrian, artistic

John Hopewell Chief International CorrespondentMichel Franco’s “New Order,” a Venice Festival main competition premiere, looks set to mark a huge step-up in scale for Franco and indeed most Latin American movies at large.It couldn’t be otherwise, Mexican writer-director-producer Franco said at a Sarajevo Film Festival masterclass, hosted Wednesday in the Variety Streaming Room.Teasing through-lines in a career that has made him one of the most laureled of Latin American directors, Franco also