Macaulay Culkin is reportedly in discussions to reprise his role in a reboot of the "Home Alone" film series. The actor, now 46, originally rose to prominence with the 1990 release of the family comedy, in which he portrayed Kevin McCallister, a young boy who defends his home against burglars.

According to industry sources, discussions are underway with Disney executives about a potential new installment that would revisit the iconic character decades later. This new storyline is expected to feature Culkin’s character as an adult, potentially navigating parenthood and facing new challenges of his own.

A production insider suggested that the reboot’s plot would invert the original premise, with Kevin McCallister now responsible for protecting his own family. While no official announcement has been made, insiders indicate that an agreement between Culkin and the studio could be finalized soon.

The original "Home Alone" film became a cultural touchstone upon its release in 1990, spawning several sequels and maintaining a lasting presence in popular culture. Culkin’s involvement in the reboot represents a significant development, as he has not played the role since the early 1990s.

Disney, which owns the distribution rights to the franchise, has not publicly confirmed details of the project. However, the collaboration signals an effort by the studio to revive a well-known property with the original star at the forefront.