David Henrie reveals Selena Gomez is ‘down’ for a reboot of their series Wizards of Waverly Place

After Selena Gomez briefly reunited with her former Wizards of Waverly Place’s co-star David Henrie last week, the cast has announced they’re ‘down’ for a reboot. 

After discussing his experience working with Gregg Sulkin again on their upcoming romantic comedy, the 31-year-old director gushed about the possibility of bringing back their hit Disney Channel sitcom, which aired from 2007 to 2012.   

‘I mean there’s nothing happening yet, but there’s a lot of talk. We all talk about it for fun, you know, nothing official, but we all talk about it,’ Henrie revealed on Access Hollywood.

Exciting news: After Selena Gomez briefly reunited with her former Wizards of Waverly Place’s co-star David Henrie last week, the cast has announced they’re ‘down’ for a reboot

Sulkin added: ‘That show will always hold such a special place in our heart, and that feeling and love for one another and that show will never ever go away.’  

When Henrie was directly asked what he would want to see in the reboot, he revealed he and Sulkin, Gomez and Jake T. Austin have brainstormed multiple plot ideas. 

‘What made the show special was that we were a family and the family stuck together, he noted. ‘So I think, the great place to start the show would be the opposite version of that.’

Hopeful: After discussing his incredible experience working with Gregg Sulkin again on their upcoming romantic comedy, the 31-year-old director gushed about the possibility of bringing back their hit Disney Channel sitcom, which aired from 2007 to 2012

Hopeful: After discussing his incredible experience working with Gregg Sulkin again on their upcoming romantic comedy, the 31-year-old director gushed about the possibility of bringing back their hit Disney Channel sitcom, which aired from 2007 to 2012

Some of his suggestions included the characters living apart and navigating their own careers and families.

While he noted his character, Justin, would most likely be at WizTech or raising a family, he said Alex (Gomez) would be the ‘Meryl Streep of the Wizarding World.’ 

As for how to incorporate Sulkin, who played Alex’s love interest Mason Greyback, Henrie believes their relationship would have to be rekindled.  

Reprising his role: As for how to incorporate Sulkin, who played Alex's love interest Mason Greyback, Henrie believes their relationship would have to be rekindled

Reprising his role: As for how to incorporate Sulkin, who played Alex’s love interest Mason Greyback, Henrie believes their relationship would have to be rekindled

Breakout role: Wizards of Waverly Place followed the Russo family, with Gomez playing Alex Russo and Henrie playing Justin Russo

Breakout role: Wizards of Waverly Place followed the Russo family, with Gomez playing Alex Russo and Henrie playing Justin Russo 

‘Everyone would be down, but it’s just the matter of timing, I think,’ Henrie said. ‘And Disney, we have to talk to them too.’ 

Sulkin and Henrie are currently promoting their film, This Is the Year, which will have its virtual premiere on Friday, August 28.

Gomez jumped in to support her pals’ project, as she encouraged her fans to watch  Henrie’s directorial feature debut.  

Funny: While they may be an ordinary family with an average restaurant, behind closed doors, all three children must compete to be the next family wizard

Funny: While they may be an ordinary family with an average restaurant, behind closed doors, all three children must compete to be the next family wizard

‘I’m so excited to finally get to share the event trailer for @thisistheyearfilm on my official YouTube channel and let you know that David & I are having a live virtual premiere on August 28th hosted by @charlidamelio and @dixiedamelio. Can’t wait to watch the film with you all!’

Earlier this month, the pair teased the news, which sparked reunion rumors. 

While neither Henrie nor Gomez would speak about what the project was at the time, Henrie noted how much he wanted to work with Gomez again to ET Now. 

Magical: Wizards of The show ran for four seasons over 106 episodes, between 2007 and 2012, when the show went off the air.

Magical: Wizards of The show ran for four seasons over 106 episodes, between 2007 and 2012, when the show went off the air.

Wizards of Waverly Place followed the Russo family, with Gomez playing Alex Russo and Henrie playing Justin Russo.

While they may be an ordinary family with an average restaurant, behind closed doors, all three children must compete to be the next family wizard.

The show ran for four seasons over 106 episodes, between 2007 and 2012, when the show went off the air.