Speculation is growing that hit US sitcom Will & Grace is about to be revived 10 years after it ended
Groundbreaking Noughties sitcom Will & Grace looks set to be resurrected for a new series, according to former stars.
The US show won 16 Emmy awards and was praised for its portrayal of gay and lesbian characters in the tale of a New York lawyer (Eric McCormack), his interior designer best friend (Debra Messing) and their various friends.
According to The Telegraph, co-star Leslie Jordan said it was being revived for 10 episodes, while another co-star Megan Mullally tweeted a picture of the four main cast members with the a solitary phrase 'self-explan'.
Recently she said: "Well, OK. All I can say is that there is a very good chance that [the new series] might happen... It’s not happening right this second. I mean, we’re not rehearsing or anything like that. But there is a very good chance that something is going to materialise… can’t really talk about it or say anything, because you know how it is.”
The speculation about Will & Grace was fuelled by the main cast filming a sketch urging the US public to vote before the 2016 presidential election. It has been streamed almost seven million times
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NBC sitcom Will & Grace originally ran for eight years from 1998.
