David Arquette: Last News

Ghostface is back to terrorize the Woodsboro community decades after a deadly rampage.And David Arquette's character, Dwight 'Dewey' Riley, schooled a group of newcomers on the rules of horror flicks in the chilling new Scream trailer ahead of its Friday release in theaters.'There are certain rules to surviving,' he said. 'Believe me, I know.

Scream 5, aka just Scream for some reason, hits theaters on Friday, and to promote it the OG stars have been doing the rounds.

Courteney Cox reunites with her Scream franchise co-stars David Arquette and Neve Campbell for a new Scream reboot, with Cox reflecting on her dreaded 'baby bangs' in Scream 3.Cox, 57, was joined by Arquette, 50, and Campbell, 48, appeared in a virtual interview on The Drew Barrymore Show on Monday.While they were discussing their characters' distinct looks, Cox was reminded of her 'baby bangs' on Scream 3, which she said, 'There was nothing worse.' Reflecting:Courteney Cox reunites with her Scream franchise co-stars David Arquette and Neve Campbell for a new Scream reboot, with Cox reflecting on her dreaded 'baby bangs' in Scream 3 Nothing worse:While they were discussing their characters' distinct looks, Cox was reminded of her 'baby bangs' on Scream 3, which she said, 'There was nothing worse' 'Each Scream I would try to come up with a different look for her that was just over the top gross, or ugly or too much,' Cox told Barrymore, who famously played Casey, the first victim of Ghostface in the original 1996 classic Scream.Cox, who played journalist Gale Weathers in the popular horror franchise, was reminded of the infamous 'bangs' from Scream 3, by Campbell, who played Sidney Prescott in the movies. 'Oh that was the worst.

EXCLUSIVE: Mia Sinclair Jenness (Arcane) will star alongside Kunal Nayyar, Lucy Hale, Christina Hendricks, David Arquette and Scott Foley in The Storied Life of A.J. Fikry, an adaptation of Gabrielle Zevin’s New York Times bestselling novel, which is currently in production in Cape Cod.

This isn’t exactly a Scream… but it sure as hell is a squirm!

Courtney Cox is bringing something new to the Scream franchise.The 57-year-old actress spoke about her upcoming movie - a revamp to the original Scream that was released in 1996 - calling it a 'brand-new relaunch.'The Friends alum wants to make it clear that this movie is not a 'fifth to something' and is going to be its own movie.'We’re not making the fifth of something,' Courtney said to Paradein an interview. 'This is an absolute, brand-new relaunch of the franchise.' Scream 1996:Courtney Cox is bringing something new to the Scream franchise.

Scots actor George Rossi, who starred in The Bill, has died at the age of 61, his heartbroken family have confirmed.

While the red carpet premiere for the fifth film in the Scream franchise was scheduled to take place next Tuesday, January 11, it has been canceled due to Covid safety concerns, Deadline has confirmed.

A meaningful return. David Arquette detailed how it felt to work with his ex-wife, Courteney Cox, on the new Scream movie a decade after their split.

EXCLUSIVE: Deadline has the first exclusive track from Brian Tyler’s score for Scream, which is set for release on all digital platforms tomorrow via Varèse Sarabande—ahead of the fifth film in the beloved horror franchise’s release in theaters on January 14.

Scream stars Neve Campbell and David Arquette reunited on Wednesday to promote the fifth installment of the late Wes Craven's long-running slasher franchise, this time, titled Scream.'We had a lot of fun on the first one, it really was like being on summer camp,' the Canadian 48-year-old told Good Morning America.'And it feels like when we get back together it always feels the same like we're getting back to summer camp. It's a blast.' Ready for more? Scream stars David Arquette andNeve Campbell reunited on Wednesday to promote the fifth installment of the late Wes Craven's long-running slasher franchise, this time, titled ScreamNeve's character, self-help author and crisis counselor Sidney Prescott, is in a good place in her life when audiences see her again after a decade.'She's a mother now, which I think gives her a whole other level of fierceness,' Campbell noted.'She's content and then of course chaos ensues because it is a Scream movie...It's all the things you want from a Scream movie.

Jenelle Riley Deputy Awards, Features EditorThough David Arquette is a member of an acting dynasty (his parents and sister Alexis were both actors, as are siblings Patricia, Richmond and Rosanna), he originally didn’t think acting was for him after repeatedly auditioning as a kid and never being cast. It was only through the encouragement of a high school teacher, Ben DeBaldo, that he discovered his love for the craft and the confidence to try again.

David Arquette (You Cannot Kill David Arquette) and Scott Foley (Scandal) are joining the previously announced Kunal Nayyar, Lucy Hale and Christina Hendricks in The Storied Life of A.J. Fikry, which is now shooting in Cape Cod.

Among the stars of the 1996 horror hit “Scream” were Drew Barrymore and David Arquette, and they’re revisiting their roles (kind of) on TikTok.

There’s a reason the fifth Scream movie is being called Scream!

Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, and David Arquette prepare to revisit their iconic characters in the horror franchise's upcoming fifth installment —  In honor of the release of the original in 4K Ultra HD and a newly remastered Blu-ray, the OG stars are looking back on the legacy of the 1996 film. «When came out it was just such a unique film,» Cox says in a featurette for the Blu-ray. «The horror genre had kind of been played out a bit and then all of the sudden Kevin Williamson writes this script where he poked fun at other horror films.

Isla Fisher shared the cutest post to celebrate the 50th birthday of her other half Sacha Baron Cohen Wednesday.

Horror fans will be delighted to know the fifth Scream movie is coming back and it looks to be every bit as terrifying as we feared.

Here we go again. Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox and David Arquette are back for Scream 5 and the stakes in Woodsboro are higher than ever.

David Arquette is bringing the experience to die-hard fans of the cult-classic horror film. Arquette spoke with ET's Lauren Zima, about all things , including what he took from the famous set, the latest installment of the franchise and a spooky experience that's been created just in time for Halloween.«Airbnb has come up with this incredible idea for fans to be able to spend the night at the house from the first movie.

Have you got the guts to stay in one of the scariest homes in movie history?