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Sarah Michelle Gellar Says She Knows ‘A Few’ Children of Original ‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer’ Cast Members Who Auditioned For Reboot

VarietyTuesday, May 20, 2025 at 2:59:24 AM
Sarah Michelle Gellar Says She Knows ‘A Few’ Children of Original ‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer’ Cast Members Who Auditioned For Reboot
** Sarah Michelle Gellar just dropped a fun little tidbit for "Buffy" fans—turns out, some of the original cast's kids might be stepping into their parents' supernatural shoes. During a chat with *Us Weekly*, Gellar and her co-star Alyson Hannigan revealed they know "a few" offspring of the original crew who auditioned for Hulu's upcoming reboot. Hannigan even teased that one of them might’ve already landed a role. Talk about keeping it in the (vampire-slaying) family!
What This Means: ** This isn’t just a nostalgia play—it’s a clever nod to the show’s legacy while giving the next generation a shot. For fans, it’s a heartwarming full-circle moment (imagine Willow’s kid casting spells or Xander’s teen snarking their way through Sunnydale 2.0). It also hints that the reboot might honor the original’s spirit, both on and off screen. Plus, who doesn’t love a good Hollywood nepo-baby story when it’s this charming?
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