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[08/12/22 - 08:25 AM]
Lifetime's September Lineup Sizzles with New Movies All Month Long
Lifetime keeps everyone on their toes this September with "The Bad Seed Returns" premiering on Labor Day, Monday, September 5, then new movies every Saturday, inspired by true stories!
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[07/13/22 - 01:51 PM]
"The Bad Seed Returns" Executive Produced, Co-Written and Starring Emmy Nominee Mckenna Grace Now Set to Premiere Labor Day 2022
"The Bad Seed Returns" stars Mckenna Grace as 15-year-old Emma, a seemingly typical teenaged girl who is anything but that.
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[05/25/22 - 11:23 PM]
Development Update: Wednesday, May 25
Updates include: Lifetime delays "The Bad Seed Returns"; J.J. Abrams brings "Speed Racer" TV series to Apple; and Gregg Sulkin joins the cast of "World on Fire" at PBS.
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[03/23/22 - 11:24 AM]
"The Bad Seed Returns" Executive Produced, Co-Written and Starring Emmy Nominee Mckenna Grace to Debut Memorial Day 2022
Grace returns to headline the continuation as Emma who, after the death of her father, is now living a nice normal life with her aunt, but her dark sinister behaviors can only be hidden for so long.
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[11/12/21 - 12:29 PM]
Lifetime Greenlights Sequel to "The Bad Seed" Executive Produced, Co-Written and Starring Mckenna Grace
Filming in Vancouver, "The Bad Seed" sequel will premiere in 2022.
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| BAD SEED RETURNS, THE (LIFETIME)
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BROADCAST
HISTORY:
9/5/22
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STATUS:
telefilm/mini-series in the can |
DESCRIPTION:
(from Lifetime's press release, August 2022) After the murderous events that left her father (Rob Lowe) dead, 15-year-old Emma, a seemingly typical teenaged girl, is now living with aunt Angela (Michelle Morgan) and navigating high school. But the darkness can only be hidden for so long, especially when Angela's husband Robert (Benjamin Ayers) begins to suspect Emma may not be as innocent as she appears, and a new girl at school, Kat (Ella Dixon), seems to know Emma's secrets from the past. Left with no choice, Emma slips back to her old ways to take care of her enemies by any means necessary. Patty McCormack, who earned an Academy Award and Golden Globe nomination from the 1956 version of The Bad Seed reprises her role as Emma's therapist Dr. March. |
PRINCIPAL CAST INFORMATION:
· Mckenna Grace as Emma
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CREW INFORMATION:
· Barbara Marshall as EP/WRTR
· Crystal Burge as EP
· Louise Archambault as DIR
· Mark Wolper as EP
· Maxwell Anderson as PLAY
· Mckenna Grace as EP/WRTR
· Ross Burge as EP/WRTR
· William March as BOOK
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GENRE(S):
· based on a book
· based on a play
· based on a tv movie
· mow
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STUDIO INFORMATION:
· Front Street Productions
· Horizon Scripted Television
· Wolper Organization, The
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