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Sarah Michelle Gellar is a pop culture mainstay. As an actor, she’s been making interesting acting decisions for more than two decades. While Gellar has acted in a wide variety of projects, from movies to TV shows, she is far and away best known for her work in Buffy the Vampire Slayer. The cult-classic TV series ran from 1997 through 2003, earning her acclaim from critics and fans.

It has been years since Gellar acted in the supernatural genre. But now, with a brand-new series set to release on Paramount+ in the coming days, fans are preparing to see the veteran star back in action. In a recent interview, Gellar opened up about why she considers her new show, Wolf Pack, to be a brand-new chapter in her life.

What did Sarah Michelle Gellar say about her new show ‘Wolf Pack’? Sarah Michelle Gellar attends the Los Angeles Premiere of Paramount...

Wolf Pack comes to Paramount+ in the new year, bringing Sarah Michelle Gellar back to the world of the supernatural. While Wolf Pack is created by the man behind Teen Wolf, Jeff Davis, and both focus on teen werewolves, the stories aren’t connected. Davis, Gellar, and the rest of the cast explained how Wolf Pack is a whole new bag to Andrea Towers in TV Insider and TV Guide Magazine’s studio at New York Comic Con 2022. For starters, Wolf Pack‘s streaming platform allows for one big thing broadcast TV didn’t: swearing. Davis is thankful for this merciful change, though Gellar grieves the fact that she still can’t (let Buffy swear!). “Tonally, it’s a very different show than Teen Wolf,” Davis adds. “It’s a little more adult; it’s a little more real.”  Wolf Pack is an adaptation of Edo Van Belkom’s books,...

Focus Features will open Wolf starring George MacKay and Lily-Rose Depp in theaters on Friday, Dec. 3.

The first weekend of December, following the five-day Thanksgiving frame, is notoriously one of the slowest at the box office in pre-pandemic times, however, arthouse and awards season fare always break through. Wolf will be on marquees with other limited fare such as Searchlight’s Guillermo del Toro movie Nightmare Alley and an untitled movie from Neon.

Believing he is a wolf trapped in a human body, Jacob (George MacKay) eats, sleeps, and lives like a wolf – much to the shock of his family in the Focus Features title. When he’s sent to a clinic, Jacob and his animal-bound peers are forced to undergo increasingly extreme forms of ‘curative’ therapies. However once he meets the mysterious Wildcat (Lily-Rose Depp), and as their friendship blossoms into an undeniable infatuation, Jacob is faced with a...