Domhnall Gleeson and Sabrina Impacciatore fiction from the series of the universe 'The Office'

Much has been said about the plans of the co-creator of The Office, Greg Daniels, to launch a reboot of his iconic sitcom. However, after many twists and turns, Daniels revealed last November that he was interested in making a series within the same universe of The Officebut not a reboot of it.

The most recent news announces that the comedy series from the same universe of The Office is making important progress. First, it will be co-created by Daniels y Michael Koman (Saturday Night Live, Girls5Eva), and second, we already have the first two signings.

Is about Domhnall Gleeson (The Patient, About Time) y Sabrina Impacciatore (The White Lotus), “who will be part of a cast,” Deadline confirms. “Details about their roles are under wraps. The project is still in development.”

The source reminds us that in recent months, Daniels opened a development room to explore ideas for a sequel series to The Office. The potential new series, which is not a reboot, is said to be set in a new office with new characters, but will live in the same world as the mockumentary series starring Steve Carell which follows the employees of the fictional Dunder Mifflin paper company branch in Scranton, Pennsylvania. Daniels has indicated that a new version of The Office I could follow a team making a documentary on a different topic.

In addition to his breakout role in the second season of The White Lotus of HBO, where she played Valentina, the hotel manager, Impacciatore finished filming the feature film G20along with Viola Davis, as well as In The Hand of Dante, with Oscar Isaac and Gal Gadot. Both films are in post-production right now.

We can currently enjoy Gleeson in the limited series Alice & Jackand we will see it soon in Fountain of Youth de Guy Ritchie y Apple, y Echo Valley, also from Apple. The actor worked side by side with Steve Carell on the FX series, The Patientfor which he was nominated for the Golden Globe and Critics Choice.