Netflix making 'One Tree Hill' Sequel with original stars. Check cast, plot & other details

If you loved watching 'One Tree Hill', then there's good news for you all. A sequel series of 'One Tree Hill' is in the making at Netflix, according to reports.

One Tree Hill Sequel Cast

Netflix is in the early stages of developing a sequel to the popular American series "One Tree Hill." Stars Sophia Bush and Hilarie Burton have signed on to executive produce and reprise their roles as Brooke Davis and Peyton Sawyer, respectively. Danneel Ackles is also expected to executive produce and may return as Rachel Gatina. The project is from writer-executive producer Becky Hartman Edwards and Warner Bros. Television.

Sophia Bush and Hilarie Burton's involvement brings back two of the series' key characters in significant roles. Danneel Ackles will join them with her production company, Chaos Machine, and her husband, Jensen Ackles. The potential inclusion of Rachel Gatina adds to the excitement surrounding the revival.


Created by Mark Schwahn, "One Tree Hill" originally premiered in 2003 and continued for nine seasons on The WB network and its successor, the CW. The original cast included Chad Michael Murray, James Lafferty, Bethany Joy Lenz, Austin Nichols, Antwon Tanner, and Paul Johansson.

One Tree Hill Sequel Plot

Set in the fictional North Carolina town of Tree Hill, the series followed the complex relationship between half-brothers Lucas Scott and Nathan Scott, played by Chad Michael Murray and James Lafferty. Their strained dynamic led to entangled social circles and explored various themes such as friendships, romances, heartbreaks, and family tensions.

The new sequel is reportedly set twenty years later, focusing on Brooke and Peyton as they navigate parenthood with teenage children. Themes will include love, insecurities, and grief, similar to the original series' focus on adolescent issues.

If finalized, the "One Tree Hill" sequel will mark Netflix's second revival of a Warner Bros. Television series. The streaming service previously brought back "Gilmore Girls," another show that featured Chad Michael Murray.