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The masked serial killers plaguing Woodsboro California just won't die. Courteney Cox and husband David Arquette, who met on the set of Scream in 1996, will be reprising their roles as overzealous reporter Gale Weathers and bumbling sheriff Dwight "Dewey" Riley in the Scream 4, while Neve Campbell will also return to reprise her role as heroine Sidney Prescott. As Cox put it, "There are really only a few of us that survived." Kevin Williamson, who wrote the first two movies, is slated to write the fourth installment, but dismissed rumors that Arquette and Cox's characters would be killed off at the beginning of the film. (The Huffington Post)
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