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Scream 3

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The killings reach the set of Stab 3 in Hollywood

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Yes. It's part of the chronological order leading up to the end of the saga.

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Quick recap

Cotton Weary is killed in Los Angeles, and Ghostface starts killing the cast of Stab 3. Gale heads to Hollywood and finds Dewey working as a consultant on the film. Sidney lives in hiding, taking calls on a women's crisis line, until the killer calls her using her mother's voice. A posthumous tape from Randy warns that at the end of a trilogy anyone can die. Gale learns Maureen once worked as a Hollywood actress. At the producer's mansion, director Roman Bridger unmasks: he is Sidney's half-brother and the one who pushed Billy to kill Maureen. Sidney stabs him and Dewey fires the last shot. Dewey proposes to Gale.

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Hidden details

  1. CameoCarrie Fisher and Princess Leia

    Carrie Fisher plays Bianca, a former actress who says she lost the Princess Leia part. Fisher helped write her own scene.

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  2. CameoJay and Silent Bob on the lot

    Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes show up as Jay and Silent Bob from Clerks on a studio tour. Director Roger Corman also pops up as an executive.

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  3. Behind the scenesLess blood after Columbine

    The Columbine massacre happened shortly before filming. The studio toned down the violence, and the film leans on humor more than the first two.

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