Scream 2

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After filming, Jada Pinkett Smith sent director Wes Craven a set of steak knives for Christmas.	D
Originally scheduled to open alongside Il domani non muore mai (1997) and Titanic (1997), both block [...]	D
Excerpts from Hans Zimmer's score from Nome in codice: Broken Arrow (1996) appeared in the film, in [...]	D
Sarah Michelle Gellar and Jerry O'Connell began dating on the set of the film.	D
Debbie Loomis, Billy's mother, being revealed to be one of the killers is an intentional homage to t [...]	D
Reese Witherspoon and Alicia Silverstone were considered for the role of Cici.	D
Neve Campbell would shoot Cinque in famiglia (1994) on Mondays and Tuesdays during the day, and spen [...]	D
The plot twists were all a matter of top secrecy throughout production. The screenplay was heavily g [...]	D
Robert Rodriguez directed scenes of "Stab", the movie-within-a-movie. Rodriguez directed the Casey B [...]	D
Kevin Williamson submitted a five-page outline for this movie when he was doing his original pitch f [...]	D
(At around thirty-nine minutes) In the movie trailer and television advertisements for the movie, th [...]	D
(At around thirty-six minutes) Cotton's dog (terrier) is led by a co-ed in front of the crowd that g [...]	D
When Randy speaks with the new Ghostface on the phone, he angrily asks if the copycat killer is tryi [...]	D
The 21st highest grossing film of 1997.	D
After the first draft of the script was leaked on the internet, several changes had to be made and c [...]	D
In the original Scream (1996), Sidney jokingly says that if they make a film of her experiences, the [...]	D
There's also a further reference to Friday the 13th (1980) that foreshadows the twist when the drunk [...]	D
Many of the actors and actresses involved in the production, including Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, [...]	D
In a 2018 interview Jada Pinkett Smith revealed that she was determined to make her on-screen death [...]	D
When, Cici (Sarah Michelle Geller) is talking on the phone, just before the killer calls, the voice [...]	D
Tobey Maguire was offered the role of Mickey.	D
The Omega Beta Zeta sorority house is the same that was used as Miss Trunchbull's mansion in Matilda [...]	D
Denise Richards was offered a role in the film, but she was busy doing Starship Troopers (1997) and [...]	D
Cici (Sarah Michelle Gellar) was originally meant to appear in the scene with the sorority sisters i [...]	D
With a budget of $24 million, this was $9 million more expensive than Scream (1996).	D
There are references made to both David Schwimmer and Jennifer Aniston, who starred on Friends, with [...]	D
Lewis Arquette (Chief Hartley) was the real-life father of David Arquette (Dewey Riley) and father-i [...]	D
Eager to avoid the problems with censorship that Scream (1996) had, director Wes Craven attempted to [...]	D
Joshua Jackson and Rebecca Gayheart would, only one year later, collaborate in another teen slasher [...]	D
Reese Witherspoon, who had already turned down the role of Sidney in Scream (1996), was once again c [...]	D
In the DVD and Blu-ray commentary, Wes Craven likens Mickey (Timothy Olyphant) to Iago from the Will [...]	D
Which of the two killers was active each scene and/or committed which murders can be figured out if [...]	D
When Ghostface calls Sidney, he asks if she remembers him. While one may assume that the new killer [...]	D
(At around thirteen minutes) Like in the first film, you can find a reference to Freddy Krueger's (p [...]	D
Wes Craven: Man in the background at the hospital.	D
Actors who auditioned for the part of Derek were asked to perform the scene in the cafeteria in whic [...]	D
In the opening scene, the movie within a movie "Stab" is playing at the Rialto Theater. This may be [...]	D
Various titles were considered for the sequel at different points in the film's production, includin [...]	D
Pay close attention to the way Ghostface kills their victims in the film. They always use their left [...]	D
When Randy mentions the fake nude pictures of Gale Weathers (Courteney Cox) on the Internet, she rep [...]	D
Wes Craven deliberately sent the MPAA a more violent version of the film for approval, expecting the [...]	D
After theorizing that the new Ghostface is trying to do something new, Randy suggests that Hallie, a [...]	D
Officer Andrews' (Philip Pavel) and Officer Richards' (Christopher Doyle) names are references to Br [...]	D
A cut scene, lost apart from a still, featured Cici Cooper (Sarah Michelle Gellar), Dawnie (Marisol [...]	D
The original script had Hallie and Derek as the killers with Mrs. Loomis guiding them; more specific [...]	D
Wes Craven submitted eight different cuts to the MPAA before it was passed.	D
As Cici (Sarah Michelle Geller) is running through the sorority house trying to escape Ghostface, sh [...]	D
Takes place two years after the events of the first film.	D
Many fans consider that Randy's death was truly Dewey's fault. As Randy and Dewey held a meeting in [...]	D
The supposed mistake in Stab, the movie-within-a-movie, where Ghostface stabs Casey in the shoulder [...]	D
In the original ending, before the script was re-written, Gale (Courteney Cox) got killed by Cotton [...]	D
Any scenes with Derek were deliberately shot with him looking around ominously and blankly throughou [...]	D
David Warner (Gus) was personally chosen by Wes Craven for a cameo, because Craven had been impresse [...]	D
Early in the film, Randy (Jamie Kennedy) and a classmate are having a discussion about sequels and A [...]	D
Kevin Williamson: (At around thirteen minutes) Cotton's interviewer on television.	D
When the camera pans over Randy's dead body in the news van, you can see a red lipstick print on his [...]	D
Earlier scripts had the character of Joel (Duane Martin) getting killed.	D
Usually when making a movie, when an actor or actress is heard on-screen, but not seen, such as a vo [...]	D
Nancy O'Dell and Deadra Moore's debut.	D
Most of the outdoor scenes were filmed at Agnes Scott College, a women's college in Atlanta, Georgia [...]	D
The cast were not informed of the identity of the killer until the last day of principal photography [...]	D
The longest Scream movie to date with a time length of two hours to be exact while the other movies [...]	D
Filmed under the title Scream: The Sequel, a title reflected by baseball caps and shirts worn by the [...]	D
(At around fifty-eight minutes) During the Fall of Troy scene, the images of Ghostface are played by [...]	D
(At around one hour and one minute) Randy's (Jamie Kennedy's) reference to fake nude pictures of Gal [...]	D
Eric Mabius, Natasha Gregson Wagner, and Paula Marshall all auditioned for roles.	D
Windsor College, Ohio is a fictional university.	D
Shot over a period of nine weeks.	D
Sarah Michelle Gellar did a few of her stunts on Buffy l'ammazzavampiri (1997), but when director We [...]	D
Earned one third of its total gross of $101.3 million in its opening weekend.	D
Spoilrers the only scream movie where the viewer has no idea the two killers knew each other ahead o [...]	D
The film originally ended with a shot of another Ghostface watching over from the campus' bell tower [...]	D
Matthew Lillard: (At around thirty-five minutes) Co-star of Scream (1996) is in the background at th [...]	D
Before the killer calls Gale's phone, her assistant says someone named "Bob" wants to talk to her, a [...]	D
Sarah Michelle Gellar played "Buffy Summers" in the tv version of Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1997) wh [...]	D
Mickey mentions Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back (1980) in a film discussion. 23 years l [...]	D
Selma Blair: (At around twenty-nine minutes) Girl to whom Cici (Sarah Michelle Gellar) talks on the [...]	D
Melissa Joan Hart, Candace Cameron Bure and Ellen Pompeo were all considered for the role of Cici Co [...]	D
There's a scene earlier on in the movie when Sidney confronts Randy, as they're walking to class, ab [...]	D
The Gothic statues that appear on the college campus are set decorations, not real statues at the fi [...]	D
Laurie Metcalf and Jerry O'Connell play mother and son in The Big Bang Theory in season 11.	D
According to a rumor, the identity of Ghostface was changed after the original script was leaked on [...]	D
During the scene where Gale is defending Dewey to Debbie and the other reporters, she states "Dewey [...]	D
Kevin Williamson had the idea for a sequel while writing the script for Scream (1996), discovering t [...]	D
A long-running and unconfirmed rumor was that Wes Craven and Sarah Michelle Gellar did not get along [...]	D
This film is the longest of the Scream franchise.	D
Jada Pinkett Smith and Sarah Michelle Gellar, two big-name actors at the time, dying rather soon in [...]	D
Randy refers to Mickey as "the freaky Tarantino film student" Timothy Olyphant would later be direct [...]	D
Greenlit while Scream (1996) was still playing in theaters.	D
A leaked version of the script prior to filming ended with the killers being Derek and Hallie. This [...]	D
According to Wes Craven, it was Duane Martin's idea to leave after Randy's (Jamie Kennedy's) murder, [...]	D
Both this and the original Scream were among the highest grossing films of 1997, as the original Scr [...]	D
Principal photography took place over seven weeks.	D
Lewis Arquette (Chief Hartley) was the real-life father of David Arquette (Dewey Riley) and father-i [...]	D
Co-producer Julie Plec revealed on Twitter that the original song that played over the last few minu [...]	D
One scene in Kevin Williamson's screenplay was described simply as "Wes Craven will make it scary."	D
Rebecca Gayheart had auditioned for the role of Tatum Riley in Scream (1996) and auditioned multiple [...]	D
(At around one minute) Paulette Patterson, who plays the usher who hands masks to Maureen (Jada Pink [...]	D
One of the extras leaked the script to the internet (one of the first major film leaks ever). As a r [...]	D
Jerry O'Connell (Derek) and Laurie Metcalf (Mrs Loomis) would go on to play mother and son in The Bi [...]	D

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