Murder, She Wrote

Murder, She Wrote (2028)



0.0 2028 — United States of America

Director: Jason Moore

Cast: Jamie Lee Curtis

Reimagined from the beloved television classic, this upcoming feature film brings the iconic story to the big screen. Full plot details are still under wraps.

More About This Film

As of the current date, there are no official announcements from major studios or production companies regarding a new film titled "Murder, She Wrote" scheduled for release in 2028. The original television series, starring Angela Lansbury as Jessica Fletcher, concluded its long run in 1996, followed by a series of successful television movies that ended with "South by Southwest" in 2005. Angela Lansbury passed away in October 2022 at the age of 96, and no successor has been officially cast to continue the franchise in a theatrical feature film format.

Any references to a 2028 movie are currently unverified and not based on confirmed production schedules, casting news, or studio releases. The franchise remains dormant following the conclusion of the TV movies and the passing of its iconic lead actress. Fans should rely on official channels such as CBS Studios or Legacy Interactive for any future developments regarding the IP.

  • The original series ran for 12 seasons and 264 episodes, making it one of the longest-running detective shows in American television history.
  • Angela Lansbury won four Golden Globe Awards and received eight Emmy Award wins for her portrayal of Jessica Fletcher.
  • The character of Jessica Fletcher was originally conceived for a different project before being adapted into the hit series.
  • Several spin-off games developed by Bigfish Games allowed players to solve mysteries alongside Jessica Fletcher.

Where to Watch

Since no new 2028 film exists, streaming services currently offer access to the classic series and the subsequent television movies featuring Angela Lansbury.

  • Netflix – Subscription availability varies by region for select episodes or compilations.
  • Amazon Prime Video – Rental and purchase options available for individual episodes and full seasons.
  • Paramount+ – Subscription streaming service hosting significant portions of the library due to CBS ownership.
  • Apple TV – Purchase and rental options for digital copies of the series and TV movies.
  • Vudu – Digital rental and purchase platform for high-definition versions of the content.