The Inbetweeners revival eyed for 2026 by Banijay UK and Fudge Park

Banijay UK and the production company founded by The Inbetweeners creators have reached an agreement to revive the British comedy more than a decade after its last film, the companies said. The deal, announced this week, clears the way for new material featuring the four central characters from the original series and could arrive as early as 2026, though producers have not confirmed whether the project will be a television series, a film, or a stage show.

Creators Iain Morris and Damon Beesley, who formed Fudge Park after leaving their original production company, said they are “incredibly excited to be plotting more adventures for our four favourite friends ooh friends.” Banijay UK said the partnership unlocks rights and potential to bring the property back to screens for both longtime fans and new viewers. The company’s chief executive also commented that Morris and Beesley have an “infectious creative vision for the brand” and expressed eagerness to begin work on the project.

Details about format, storyline and production schedule remain limited. Banijay UK did not specify whether the revival would be a film or a television series, and while a Las Vegas setting and a stag...