‘With a good screenplay, you can do anything’: Drew Barrymore opens up about bringing her character to life in Scream

If horror stories over the years have shown us one thing, it’s that death cannot be trusted. Any character who appears or is said to have died in your story can return at any time if required by the scenario. In today’s film industry, where nostalgia extends to the limit of satisfying audiences and exploiting iconic epics and franchises, even Could you be Drew Barrymore’s character in Scream Rejoin history. The actress herself addressed the issue on one of her recent shows with Ross Matthews.

Drew Barrymore’s character in 1996’s Scream could have survived

“I once asked you if your character survived,” Matthews said. “You know, doctors can do amazing things, and you said there might be a chance they’d survive. However, does that mean you’d like to bring her back?” [a Casey] Refer to the Seventh cry? “Barrymore has no qualms about going along with the crazy game Matthews suggests and leaving the door open.”It will be fun. I never thought of it that way, but I’m pretty sure a C-section is comparable to what happened to her.. It would literally be like; I’m here! I’m fine! Maybe Casey Baker will be okay,” I replied.With a good script, you can achieve anything.The actress looks set to return for Scream VII, but of course it would be pretty crazy to see her back in the saga after seeing her hanged corpse in the first installment.

Casey Baker character He dies at the beginning of the first Scream movie at the hands of Ghostface, of course, serving as the trigger to start the story Starring Neve Campbell. Blighted, hanged and stabbed, Casey brings the Woodsboro killer’s ruthlessness to the fore. It would be very strange if the decision was made to incorporate it into the seventh installment of the Screambut we’ve seen it all in the industry and at this point everything is possible.