Charmed reboot will be 'deeply rooted' in the original

Creator Jennie Snyder Urman on why now was the perfect time to reboot #Charmed: “The original was about female empowerment and sisterhood, and that’s what we need right now. We need to show women kicking ass.” #SDCC

One of the main sisters is queer, and Jennie Urman is talking about learning from Jane the Virgin the importance and impact of seeing yourself onscreen in a significant way

“We come in peace,” Madeleine Mantock says about their relationship to fans the original series. They’re making sure to be respectful and loving re the original series.

Jennie Urman says that this Charmed reboot is “deeply rooted in the original”

"#Charmed is so iconic, and to be an extension of that is beyond thrilling. We are so appreciative of that groundwork that they laid." @sarahmjeffery3 on being cast in the show

"It's going to be a good mix of soap, magic and some real horror... There are a lot of demons. Literal and metaphorical. We want to capture that all. @JennieUrman on what you can expect in season 1 #Charmed

"It's such an interesting time in history and our show is really going to reflect that and bring it to you guys in a tangible way, so we can all feel less alone." @Melonie_Diaz to all of the future and returning #Charmed fans

“It’s such an interesting one in history and I think our show will reflect that” - Melonie Diaz on the Charmed reboot