Frankie Muniz on Malcolm Reboot: 'Happy to Call Myself an Actor'

Frankie Muniz is sharing his positive experience returning to the screen for the four-episode 'Malcolm in the Middle' reboot, aptly named 'Life's Still Unfair.' For the first time in his career, Muniz expressed genuine happiness and pride in identifying himself as an actor. He revealed initial concerns about reprising his iconic role after two decades away from the show, fearing the dynamic might be awkward.

These worries, however, were short-lived. Muniz described the reunion as seamless, with everyone, including cast and crew, instantly falling back into their characters from the first table read. He characterized the filming experience as one of the best he's ever had, largely due to the lessened pressure compared to the original show's uncertain beginnings.

The actor highlighted the profound impact of 'Malcolm in the Middle' over the years. He noted that twenty years later, the show remains widely known and loved globally, with fans often sharing how it positively influenced their lives and families. This widespread appreciation contributed to the relaxed and joyful atmosphere on the reboot's set.