‘Punky Brewster’ Star Soleil Moon Frye Talks Reprising Childhood Role For Peacock: “You Can Call Me Punky Forever” – TCA

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Back in 1984, a little girl named Punky Brewster showed up on TV screens and danced her way into our hearts. Now, that spunky kid is all grown up with a family, and its star Soleil Moon Frye is surprised she gets to revisit the character 37 years later.

Amber Dowling This pandemic has people everywhere in a funk. But as vaccinations are rolled out and hope looms on the horizon, is a trailer-touting “funky Punky” the nostalgic lift that frazzled parents, sentimental fans, and a new wave of younger viewers need? Peacock certainly seems to think so.The 10-part “Punky Brewster” revival dropped Feb.

Punky Brewster returns to NBC's streaming site Peacock in a continuation of the original. “It is surreal to us, too," she tells me, after I confide how unreal it feels to talk to her given that Punky was one of my earliest TV memories.

Let's begin this review of Peacock's new Punky Brewster with a taxonomy of nostalgic TV reboots. There are reboots that exercise progressive nostalgia.

Sesame Street every afternoon. I was probably too young to be watching Punky, but I loved it.

Soleil Moon Frye’s upcoming documentary “kid 90” is a dose of nostalgia.

Soleil Moon Frye is opening the vault to the '90s.In the trailer for her new Hulu documentary, , Frye relives a pivotal time in her life as she came of age in front of the cameras.«As a teenager, I carried a video camera with me, everywhere I went I documented my entire life,» the  star says in the trailer.«I carried that video camera everywhere and then locked it away for 20 years and I had never really looked back at it, and a few years ago, I decided to unlock Pandora's box, and really it was

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Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVIn the mid to late-1980s, the titular character on “Punky Brewster” (played by Soleil Moon Frye) was a free-spirited, elementary school student coming of age while being raised by a foster father Henry, played by George Gaynes.

Every aspect of cinematic language —the cutting, camerawork, audio, and period design elements— sing harmoniously together in Mona Fastvold’s historical romance, “The World to Come.” A lovelorn lesbian story reflecting on loss and those life-altering moments which become possible when a new, impossible smile starts orbiting your world, Fastvold’s film — starring the exceptionally talented Katherine Waterston and Vanessa Kirby as Abigail and Tallie, a pair of 19th Century pioneer women who

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterHulu has three documentaries — “WeWork,” “Kid 90” and “Sasquatch” — slated to release on the streaming service this spring.“Kid 90,” an intimate look at young Hollywood starlets growing up in the 1990s, will be available to stream on March 12.  Directed by Soleil Moon Frye, the film uses hundreds of hours of footage captured by the child actress after she became known to the world as Punky Brewster.