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NEWS
Warning:
The Following
Information May Be Considered Spoilers For "SCREAM 3"
PLEASE
BE WARNED!!
Latest
News
May 10, 1999: No
surprise to me. The Internet Movie Database reports that Roger Jackson as part of
the cast for "Scream 3." If you do not recognize the
name, Jackson is the guy who has provided the "voice"
(phone or voice box) of the masked killer in the two previous
films.
May 10, 1999:
Various websites are reporting that Liev Schreiber WILL NOT
reprise the role of Cotton Weary for "Scream 3."
April 26, 1999:
During this weekend's "Entertainment Tonight", they
interviewed Neve Campbell about "Party of Five", her
new movie called Hairshirt and they asked her about Scream
3. Here's what she had to say:
Neve Campbell: There's definitely gonna be a Scream 3. I'm
probably only going to do about three weeks on it. The
character's been through so much, so there's not much more
further to go with her.
April 26, 1999:
From Scream-Trilogy.Com: Website reports that an employee from
Maddalena Entertainment contacted them about actors in final
negotiations for roles in Scream 3. The site reports Kate
Hudson (200 Cigarettes), Breckin Meyer (Clueless),
Sarah Polley (Go), Parker Posey (Party Girl), and
Ben Affleck (Good Will Hunting) have been approached for
roles in Scream 3.
April 23, 1999:
From E! Online:
E! Online asks Drew Barrymore regarding the rumor of her
appearing in "Scream 3."
E Online: We're in Hollywood, where any plot line is possible,
anything can be done, any character or their twin can be brought
back. Has anyone approached you about returning for Scream 3?
Drew Barrymore: "No. I think it's best that Casey Becker
stay in the grave. And she's happy there, by the way. She and the
earthworms are just hittin' it off like a house afire. They were
a little afraid of her physical appearance, but they got over
it."
April 23, 1999:
From Meg at KevinWilliamson.Com and The Site of Scream: Jamie Kennedy's possible apperance in
"Scream 3" will not be directly noitceable. No speaking
line, but his cameo may be better seen than Matthew Lillard's
cameo in "Scream 2."
Also, Wes Craven denies that he will play a part or cameo as
himself in "Scream 3." However, he says that if he is
in "Scream 3", it will be more like his cameos in
"Scream" and "Scream 2."
April 18, 1999:
From fellow "Scream"-fan Meg over at The Site of Scream and KevinWilliamson.Com. TONS and TONS of news today! Here are the
highlights below. Some are considered spoilers, so please be
warned!
Due to schedule
conflicts with Courteney Cox, production has been moved to begin
June 27.
Wes Craven confirms
that part of the "Scream 3" script has hit the
internet. However, it has been re-written and changed.
Just like Scream
2, Scream 3 will be kept under tight security. Pages
of the script will be printed with maroon bands down the middle
of the pages(preventing faxing or copying). Cast members will be
issued I.D. numbers and will be forced to turn in their copies of
the script when revisions or new copies are sent.
Wes Craven
officially denied that there would be any lower-budget
direct-to-video Scream sequels, quote, "It would be
disappointing to our fans. I feel that rounding it off as a
trilogy is the proper way to do it."
This endless rumor
continues, but is likely. Jamie Kennedy is RUMORED to have been
approached to have a brief cameo in Scream 3.
The following is
RUMORED but convincing. Remember the rumors of a prequel?!? Well,
it seems that the old rumor may be true. Sort of. Just like The
Godfather: Part II, Scream 3 will be a prequel
and a sequel. It is RUMORED that the killer in Scream 3
is tied to the Maureen Prescott murder. (Sidney's mother who was
murdered by Billy and Stu a year before the Woodsboro Murders in Scream.)
The killer returns to present day and plans to finish off Sidney
and anybody else connected. If this is indeed true, we may get to
see Billy, Stu, Tatum, Casey, and Randy onscreen again, but is
highly unlikely.
Rumors continue
that Dewey will be paralyzed and will appear in a wheelchair in Scream
3. Also, the fate of Sidney Prescott has been announced. It's
an old rumor that has been confirmed, scroll down to read the
once-rumor.
April 14, 1999:
From E! Online:
Ted Casablanca reports that Courteney Cox has said that Kevin
Williamson is not done with the script just yet.
April 14, 1999:
Reports are coming in that Kevin Williamson recently hinted to
the long withstanding rumor that Sidney (Neve Campbell) may die
early on in "Scream 3."
April 11, 1999:
From KevinWilliamson.com: The following information appears in
the May issue of Total Film magazine regarding the plot
for "Scream 3."
"Just when you thought the tired teen-slasher genre was
hemorrhaging ketchup at the box office, the Hollywood Reporter
has announced Dimension Films is rushing Scream 3 towards
a May '99 shoot. (It's already been announced as June 15.)
While there were no doubts that a final Scream movie would
bookend the trilogy, the real shock is that the sole survivors of
the first two movies Neve Campbell, Courtney Cox and David
Arquette are to return for a final gut-hacking outing. Late last
year, Neve Campbell had told the press she wasn't interested in
another segment, for "fears of being typecast".
Judging by the Kevin Williamson penned script, she's clearly had
a change of heart, since the plot will again centre around
jinx-magnet Sidney, who, attempting to muffle her angst, goes to
Hollywood to persue an acting career at the same studio where
they are filming the sequel to film-within-a-film Stab.
Guess what happens next.
Hoping to have its cake, eat it and spit it back into the face of
the backer, Dimension Films is also shooting slasher spoof Scream
If You Know What I Did Last Halloween. It all places the
studio in the frankly bizzarro situation of extracting the urine
from its own franchise. Wes Craven's Scream 3 is
tentatively scheduled for a December '99 release."
April 6, 1999:
Update! While watching "Regis & Kathie Lee" this
morning, David Arquette appeared to promote his role in Never
Been Kissed. He confirmed that he will be joining Courteney
and Neve this summer for "Scream 3."
April 6, 1999: From
The Definitive Scream 3 Page: "Scream 3" has been set for a
budget of $20 million. The budget for the original
"Scream" was 15 million while "Scream 2" was
at a budget of $24 million. Meanwhile, various reports RUMORED to
have seen Neve saying that the reason she is going to do
"Scream 3" is because the script is
"unpredictable."
April 1, 1999: Mr.
Showbiz reports that
Courteney Cox and David Arquette have signed on for the romantic
comedy The Shrink which begins shooting on April 19. Cox
will play a woman who pretends to be her therapist and ends up
falling in love with one her eccentric patients (Arquette). The
Shrink wraps production just in time for Cox and Arquette to
join Neve Campbell on June 15th for the first day of shooting on Scream
3!
April 1, 1999: The Definitive Scream 3 Page, (and a great site I might add), reports
that Amy Jo Johnson ("Felicity"), Selma Blair (Cruel
Intentions), and Julia Stiles (Ten Things I Hate About You)
are RUMORED as possible cast members for Scream 3.
March 21, 1999:
Various sources are telling me that minor scenes for "Scream
3" will be filmed in May at Agnes Scott College (aka Windsor
College in "Scream 2").
March 14, 1999:E! Online basically confirms what the past two
reports have said. It confirms that "Scream 3" is set
to begin production beginning in late May. They also state that
Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, and David Arquette have agreed to
reprise their roles.
March 12, 1999: At
the annual Showest Convention in Las Vegas, Miramax Films
presented their annual 1999 film lineup. For Scream 3,
they presented following logo above and stated that the film's
stars are Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, and David Arquette.
March 1, 1999: Variety reports that Dimension Films has
greenlighted Scream 3, the third and possibly final film
in the Scream franchise. The film is currently is
pre-production with Kevin Williamson returning as writer and Wes
Craven returning as director once again. Stars like Neve
Campbell, Courteney Cox, and David Arquette are certain to return
to reprise their roles! The film is expected to enter production
sometime in May while Dimension has set a tentative release date
for December 10.
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