Originally announced back in October 2021, Amazon has given an official green light for a series adaptation of CruelIntentions. / PrimeVideo Freevee SarahMichelleGellar RyanPhillippe ReeseWitherspoon SelmaBlair
\nIt's been a long road, but it looks like Amazon is moving forward with some very Cruel Intentions. First announced in October 2021 for Freevee, the eight-episode streaming series adaptation of the 1999 Sarah Michelle Gellar, Ryan Phillippe, Reese Witherspoon & Selma Blair-starring film would see the action set in Washington, D.C.
\nImage: Trailer\/Video Screencap\nBack in September 2022, Gellar shared in a The New York Times profile why she the 2015 effort she was involved with didn't move forward. Though things looked promising for some time, the hammer dropped nearly a year later when NBC announced that it had passed on the project. And though Sony Pictures Television had vowed to shop the project elsewhere, a deal just wasn't in the cards.
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