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Scream Star Breaks Silence About Shocking Return in New Movie, Calling it a “Gamble”
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We’ve been seeing a lot of Matthew Lillard again in the last few years.
Matthew lillard in Five nights at freddy’s / Universal PicturesLillard was one of the pioneering villains of Wes Craven’s first Scream movie (1996).
So, how is Lillard coming back for Scream 7, and will “Stu Macher” be the character we get onscreen?
That enthusiasm hit a bump when Scream franchise writer-turned-director Kevin Williamson teased that Scream 7 didn’t need legacy characters like Stu.
Based on what Matthew Lillard teases about the “gamble” of his return, all of the above could be possible.