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Matt Lauria Solved the chance of a kingdom Although he is reunited Booked and busy Sheriff State.
Lauria, 43, exclusively said: “What’s it going to take for me to do it again and do more Kingdom? It’s got to be a phone call.” US Weekly. “That’s it.”
Lauria said he would reunite with his costars “in a heartbeat” – but on one condition.
“Give me six weeks to try and get that six-pack back,” he joked. “I’m older than when we started. That was in 2014, so it’s been 12 years. But as far as I know, everyone is still in shape, everyone is still very active. We can get things done right away.”
kingdomThe show, which aired from 2014 to 2017, was a gritty drama about a retired MMA fighter trying to keep his MMA gym afloat while managing the unstable lives and personal demons of his son and fellow fighters. In addition to Lauria, the show also stars Frank Grillo, Kira Sanchez, Jonathan Tucker, Nick Jonas and Joanna Gowing.
“I met Byron Balasco, who is now part of the CBS and Paramount family, because he was writing for an NCIS TV series,” Lauria said us On reuniting with Kingdom co-showrunners. “We whispered about a reunion and no one seemed to object. It was one of the highlights of our careers in terms of our experience.”
Lauria Not the only one with passion for the show’s return. Grillo, 60, recently told us He’s ready to come back, too.
“Byron Balasco, Jonathan Tucker and I just had a three-way call,” Grillo shared in September 2025, “and we were trying to figure out how to — I kid you not — put it together.”
Grillo joked that the trio is looking to “come up with some ideas” and “get the band back together” to “see if we can do eight episodes.” “We actually discussed this.”
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Now, Lauria is excited Continue shooting Sheriff State There he plays the lovable Boone.
“Boone is embracing everything about Edgewater,” he noted. “That’s Boone’s core journey, and I think it also allows him to really explore his heart and confront his feelings for Mickey. Because normally, that’s a hard line for him to cross.”
He continued: “But there’s a more human side to it all. That’s important because time and time again he sees Mickey relate to people in a human way and get results. That’s a big part of what drives Boone to confront his feelings for Mickey – only to be shot down.”
Lauria hopes viewers will get to know more about Boone in season 2, saying, “He’s tight-lipped about a lot of things, including a secret wife. I’d love to know more about who this guy is.”
Sheriff State Currently streaming on Paramount+.