Get Smart
As of September 15, 2026, Get Smart is a feature film that is in development. Four production companies are attached, including Warner Bros. Pictures, Atlas Entertainment and Mad Chance Productions. Attached are writer Seth Grahame-Smith; and producers Charles Roven and Andrew Lazar. Production List last updated this listing on September 15, 2026.
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Project Summary
Get Smart is back in development at Warner Bros. , with comedian John Mulaney in early talks to lead the feature reimagining of the classic spy comedy franchise. Seth Grahame-Smith is writing the screenplay for the project, which returns producers Charles Roven and Andrew Lazar, who both produced the 2008 Get Smart feature that starred Steve Carell and grossed $230 million worldwide. The original series, created by Mel Brooks and Buck Henry, debuted in 1965 and ran for 138 episodes through 1970, following bumbling secret agent Maxwell Smart as he battled the evil organization Kaos. The project is still in early development stages, with no production timeline or additional casting announced.
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Cast & Crew
Production
| Producer | Charles Roven |
| Producer | Andrew Lazar |
Writing
| Writer | Seth Grahame-Smith |
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Source: Production List, published by the Film & Television Industry Alliance. Cite this page as https://www.productionlist.com/production/get-smart (last updated Sep 15, 2026).