‘Glee’ Reboot Ordered at Disney+ and Hulu, Lea Michele to Return
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A reboot of the musical comedy-drama “Glee” has received a series order at Disney+ and Hulu, according to Deadline. The original series followed students in a U.S. high school glee club.
Variety reported that Lea Michele will return as Rachel Berry, the character she played in the original show.
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‘Glee’ Reboot Ordered at Disney+ and Hulu, Lea Michele to Return
A reboot of the musical comedy-drama “Glee” has received a series order at Disney+ and Hulu, according to Deadline. The original series followed students in a U.S. high school glee club.
Variety reported that Lea Michele will return as Rachel Berry, the character she played in the original show. Further details about the cast, production schedule and release date were not announced in the reports.
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