"Buffy The Vampire Slayer" star Sarah Michelle Gellar is not amenable to making a reboot or a revival of the famous show. She said that they ought to respect what they have created. The "Cruel Intentions" star said that the show is still alive in comic books, fanfictions, and novels. It has its loyal followers until now.
"Buffy the Vampire Slayer" has become immortal, states Gellar as reported by Huffington Post.The seven seasons of the show have been carefully taken cared of to go on and on. When asked of a possible revival of the show, she said that revivals like the "Gilmore Girls" are fine because of its progressing storyline.
Their show would not work that way because the cast has already grown older. Fans might react to the changes in case it is revived. They prefer it just as it is.
There is a faction of the fans that request for reboots and reunions. However, in her case, the character is what it is, a young girl. Sarah Michelle Gellar admitted she is no longer young and able to do a show like "Buffy."
She believes that the show still works and unless it is broken, she will not fix it. However, at this time, the show is still fine.
The "I Know What You Did Last Summer" actress shared that there was one episode on the show that she did not watch until today. It was the episode where she discovered that her mother (Joyce Sutherland) died on a couch. It was considered a standout of all the episodes where Geller delivered a realistic depiction of grief.
Digital Spy reported that the episode called "The Body" was too raw for her to watch as it reminds her of her mother who died from a car accident. Sarah Michelle Gellar was 27 years old when she lost her mother. The episode has helped fans all over the world to cope with grief.
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