NO. Just...NO.

The remake for the 1980 classic movie Fame (have they run out of EVERYTHING in Hollywood?) just got so much worse after they announced who will be playing the teachers in the movie.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, Megan Mullally, Kelsey Grammer, Charles S. Dutton, Bebe Neuwirth and Debbie Allen have all been cast as teachers.

Says The Hollywood Reporter:

All five actors have noteworthy performing arts backgrounds. Mullally, who will play a voice instructor, graduated from the School of American Ballet; Grammer, who will play an orchestra conductor, attended Juilliard; Dutton, who will play an acting teacher, went to the Yale School of Drama; and Neuwirth, who will play a dance teacher, has won two Tonys. And Allen, who played dance teacher Lydia Grant in the original film, will appear in the updated version as Principal Simms.

I just wish the movie wasn’t going to the big screen, but going where it deserves…Straight-to-DVD.

Kelsey Grammar has heart attack

A spokesperson for 53-year-old Kelsey Grammar said the "Frasier" star is recovering from a "mild" heart attack he suffered in Hawaii this weekend.

Grammar is "resting comfortably" in an undisclosed hospital, the spokesman, Stan Rosenfield, said. He also said Grammar had the heart attack Saturday, but he will be released early this week.

The actor was paddle-boarding wiwth his wife, Camille, when he experienced heart attack symptoms, Rosenfield added. He was taken immediately to a nearby hospital where doctors diagnosed a "mild heart attack."

The Grammars live in Kona, a district on the island of Hawaii.