Get ready! The ultimate big-screen bad girl is coming back. But this time, she's headed to the small screen.
In a Throwback Thursday post on Instagram, Sarah Michelle Gellar revealed that she's returning to the role '90s moviegoers loved to hate — Kathryn Merteuil from "Cruel Intentions."
Yes, Kathryn, the stepsister with boundary issues, a mean streak and a taste for revenge, will be part of the upcoming made-for-TV reboot of the now-classic flick.
Gellar shared side-by-side photos of herself alongside director Roger Kumble and executive producer Neal H. Moritz just before filming the original movie and now, just before filming the NBC pilot.
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She also shared an oh-so-Kathryn quote: "Everybody loves me, and I intend to keep it that way."
There's no doubt "Cruel Intentions" fans love this news.
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And that's not the only recent casting news. Taylor John Smith ("American Crime") and Samantha Logan ("The Fosters") will also be part of the production, with Smith taking on a pivotal role.
He'll play the part of Bash, the son of Annette Hargrove and the late Sebastian Valmont — and also Kathryn's new foil.
The story will take place 15 years after the events from the first film.
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