标题：惊声尖叫3
基本信息
更多中文片名：
夺命狂呼3
更多外文片名：
Ghostface  .....(USA) (working title)
Scream 3: Ghostface Killer  .....(USA) (working title)
影片类型：
惊悚 / 恐怖 / 悬疑 / 喜剧
片长：
116 min
国家/地区：
美国
对白语言：
英语
色彩：
彩色
幅面：
35毫米胶片变形宽银幕
混音：
杜比数码环绕声   DTS   SDDS
评级：
Rated R for strong horror violence and language.
级别：
Finland:K-16   Germany:16   Norway:15   Sweden:15   Brazil:14   USA:R   Italy:T   Australia:MA   France:-12   Hong Kong:IIB   Spain:18   UK:18   Chile:14   Netherlands:16   Denmark:15   New Zealand:R16   Switzerland:16   Japan:PG-12   Mexico:B   Israel:16   Philippines:R-18   Austria:16
制作成本：
$40,000,000 (estimated)
拍摄日期：
1999年7月7日 - 1999年9月29日
摄制格式：
35 mm
洗印格式：
35 mm
胶片长度：
3290 m (Spain)
演职员表
导演 韦斯.克雷文 Wes Craven   
演员 大卫·艾奎特 David Arquette  Dwight 'Dewey' Riley 
内维·坎贝尔 Neve Campbell  Sidney Prescott 
寇特妮·考克斯 Courteney Cox  Gale Weathers 
帕特里克·德姆西 Patrick Dempsey  Det. Mark Kincaid 
帕克·波西 Parker Posey  Jennifer Jolie 
斯科特·弗里 Scott Foley  Roman Bridger 
Deon Richmond  Tyson Fox 
艾美丽·莫迪默 Emily Mortimer  Angelina Tyler 
兰斯·亨利克森 Lance Henriksen  John Milton 
詹尼·麦卡锡 Jenny McCarthy  Sarah Darling 
马特·凯斯拉 Matt Keeslar  Tom Prinze 
帕特里克·沃伯特 Patrick Warburton  Steven Stone 
里夫·施雷伯 Liev Schreiber  Cotton Weary 
Kelly Rutherford  Christine Hamilton 
杰米·肯尼迪 Jamie Kennedy  Randy Meeks, in Video 
Josh Pais  Det. Jason Wallace 
希瑟·马特拉佐 Heather Matarazzo  Martha Meeks 
Beth Toussaint  Female Caller (voice) 
Lawrence Hecht  Neil Prescott 
罗杰·杰克森 Roger L. Jackson  Phone Voice (voice) 
Julie Janney  Moderator 
卡里·费什尔 Carrie Fisher  Bianca Burnette 
Richmond Arquette  Student 
罗杰·考曼 Roger Corman  Studio Executive 
Lynn McRee  Maureen Roberts-Prescott 
Nancy O'Dell  Female Reporter 
Ken Taylor  Male Reporter 
John Emery  Stage Security Guard 
Lisa Beach  Studio Tour Guide 
Erik Erath  Stan 
D.K. Arredondo  Office Security Guard 
Lisa Gordon  Waitress 
凯文·史密斯 Kevin Smith  Silent Bob 
简森·米尔斯 Jason Mewes  Jay 
C.W. Morgan  Hank Loomis, in Video 
Robert Baier  Studio Guard (uncredited) 
韦斯.克雷文 Wes Craven  Man with Video Camera on Studio Tour (uncredited) 
Peter Deming  Man Eating Popcorn on Studio Tour (uncredited) 
编剧 凯文·威廉森 Kevin Williamson  (characters) 
艾仁·克鲁格 Ehren Kruger  (written by) 
制片人 Daniel K. Arredondo  co-producer 
Stuart M. Besser  co-executive producer 
Dixie J. Capp  co-producer 
Cary Granat  executive producer 
Cathy Konrad  producer 
Marianne Maddalena  producer 
Nicholas Mastandrea  associate producer 
Julie Plec  co-producer 
Andrew Rona  executive producer 
Bob Weinstein  executive producer 
哈维·温斯坦 Harvey Weinstein  executive producer 
凯文·威廉森 Kevin Williamson  producer 
原创音乐 大卫·艾奎特 David Arquette  (song "Click Click") 
Marco Beltrami   
Gabriel Cowan  (song "Click Click") 
Edsel Dope  (song) 
Finger Eleven  (song "Suffocate") 
Sam Music  (song "Click Click") 
Staind  (song "Crawl") 
Corey Taylor  (song "Wait and Bleed") 
改编音乐 Carl Bell  (song "Sunburn") 
Nick Cave  (song "Red Right Hand 2") 
Jay Gordon  (song "Dissention") 
Mick Harvey  (song "Red Right Hand 2") 
Daron Malakian  (song "Spiders") 
Serj Tankian  (song "Spiders") 
Thomas Wydler  (song "Red Right Hand 2") 
摄像师 Peter Deming   
电影剪辑 派屈克·路西亚 Patrick Lussier   
协调剧组人员 Lisa Beach   
造型设计 Bruce Alan Miller   
艺术指导 Thomas Fichter   
布景师 Gene Serdena   
服装设计 Abigail Murray   
化妆师 Jake Garber  special makeup effects artist 
Levin  makeup artist: Neve Campbell 
Carol Schwartz  makeup department head 
制片主管 Stuart M. Besser  unit production manager 
Daniel Lupi  production manager 
助理导演 Daniel K. Arredondo  assistant director 
Rick Avery  second unit director 
Rosemary C. Cremona  assistant director second unit 
Michelle Jaeger  assistant director 
Maria Mantia  assistant director 
Nicholas Mastandrea  first assistant director 
Michelle Jaeger  assistant director 
美术 Claudia Bestor  art department coordinator 
Robert J. Carlyle  construction coordinator 
James M. Davis  foreman 
Mark Dobrogowski  art department assistant 
Gerald Gates Jr.  paint foreman 
Jill Haber  painter 
John Paul 'J.P.' Jones  property master 
Richard McConnell  gang boss 
Lori Rowbotham  assistant art director 
Steven Samanen  graphic artist 
Abigail Sheiner  construction auditor 
Robert Stover  buyer 
Sloane U'Ren  set designer 
Skip Crank  assistant property master 
音效 Bill Abbott  music editor 
Dicken Berglund  voice-over mixer: DVD director's commentary 
G.W. Brown  supervising adr editor 
Brian Bulman  assistant music editor 
Tim Chau  sound re-recording mixer 
Andy D'Addario  sound re-recording mixer 
David Diamond  boom operator 
Adam Kay  music editor 
Piero Mura  sound editor 
Denise Okimoto  assistant music editor 
Jim Stuebe  sound mixer 
Todd Toon  supervising sound editor 
特技师 Ron Bolanowski  special effects coordinator 
D. William Lee  special effects foreman 
Mike Owenas  special effects assistant 
Kevin Pike  special effects pyrotechnician 
视觉特效师 Bruce Harris  digital compositor 
Bret Mixon  rotoscoping 
Reid Paul  compositing supervisor 
Andrew Shuford  modelshop visual effects production assistant 
Gene Warren III  model supervisor 
Christopher Warren  miniature photography 
特技演员 Rick Avery  stunt coordinator 
Chuck Borden  stunts 
Terri Cadiente  stunts 
Clay Donahue Fontenot  stunt double: Dean Richmond/Tyson Fox in Stab 3 (u 
Hollis Hill  stunts 
Kurt D. Lott  stunts (uncredited) 
Gloria O'Brien  stunt double: Jenny McCarthy (uncredited) 
Spiro Razatos  stunts 
Lisa Hoyle  stunts (uncredited) 
Mary Albee  stunts 
Laura Albert  stunts 
Brian Avery  stunts 
Joni Avery  stunts 
Jennifer Badger  stunts 
Rick Barker  stunts 
Gilbert B. Combs  stunts 
Tammy Brady Conrad  stunts 
Erik Cord  stunts 
Phil Culotta  stunts 
Tabby Hanson  stunts 
Steven Lambert  stunts 
Clint Lilley  stunts 
Dana Reed  stunts 
Michelle Sebek  stunts 
其他职员 Tina Anderson  post-production coordinator 
Pete Anthony  orchestrator 
Carolyn Barber  assistant: Cathy Konrad 
Barry Barclay  production assistant 
Thomas Bartke  music transcriptor 
Leah Bathe  cutting room assistant 
Jennifer Bender  extras casting 
William Boston  orchestrator 
Alexander Yves Brunner  cinematographer's apprentice 
Joel Bystrom  grip 
Bruce Callahan  transportation 
Jim Chesney  captain 
Amiee Clark  production assistant 
Tim Collins  dolly grip 
Creed  music performers: "What If", "Is This The End" 
Kim Crockett  set production assistant 
Robert Dawson  title designer 
David Deever  video engineer 
Nate Easterling  assistant editor 
John Embry  set production assistant 
Finger Eleven  music performers: "Suffocate" 
Collin Fowler  production assistant 
Cerise Fukuji  assistant: Wes Craven 
J. Armin Garza II  driver: camera car 
Ed Gerrard  music supervisor 
Julie Hansen  production accountant 
Patti Hawn  unit publicist 
Jennifer Ann Henry  second assistant camera: additional photography 
Rick Herres  first company rigging grip 
Sean Higgins  rigging gaffer 
Paul Hughen  director of photography: second unit 
David Joseph  driver: production van 
Sarah Katzman  casting associate 
Eugene B. Kerry  grip 
Lauren Klain  set production assistant 
Kevin Kliesch  orchestrator 
Hilary Klym  second company grip 
Ryan Krayser  production assistant 
Jon Kull  orchestrator 
Dennis M. Kuneff  assistant first company rigging grip 
Guy Logan  lighting technician 
Roger Meilink  rigging gaffer: second unit 
Mindy Miller  stand-in 
Eric Myerson  set production assistant 
Wendy Neel Brogan  assistant accountant 
Wendy P. Neel  assistant accountant 
Kami Norton  production secretary 
Shaun O'Banion  assistant: David Arquette and Courteney Cox Arquette 
Derek Raser  transportation coordinator 
Scott Andrew Ressler  first assistant camera 
George E. Sack Jr.  transportation 
Mark Sadler  lighting technician 
Eric Sandlin  assistant chief lighting technician 
Suzanne Santry  assistant: Marianne Madelena 
Paul Schreiber  key location manager 
William Self  rigging lighting technician 
Philip Sloan  first company grip 
System of a Down  music performers: "Spiders" 
Ronald P. Tavalaro  projectionist 
Ricardo Torres  still photographer: specials 
John Trapman  camera operator: Wescam camera 
Marc J. Ventimiglia  assistant location manager 
Mark Volmer  grip 
John Burton West  assistant production coordinator 
Heather White  production assistant: second unit 
Rob Gibson  assistant location manager 
Mato  color timer 
Emre Sonmez  key assistant location manager 
Andrew Leman  graphic designer: props (uncredited)
制作/发行
制作公司：
Craven-Maddalena Films [美国]
帝门影业公司 Dimension Films [美国]
Konrad Pictures [美国]
发行公司：
Alliance Atlantis Communications [加拿大] ..... (Canada)
Asmik Ace Entertainment [日本] ..... (Canada)
Bac Films [法国] ..... (France)
Hollywood Pictures Home Video [意大利] ..... (Italy)
Kinowelt Filmverleih [德国] ..... (Germany)
Laurenfilm S.A. [西班牙] ..... (Spain)
Lumière ..... (Brazil)
米拉麦克斯影业公司 Miramax Films [美国] ..... (Brazil)
New Films International [爱沙尼亚] ..... (Brazil)
RCV Film Distribution [荷兰] ..... (Belgium)
Roadshow Entertainment [澳大利亚] ..... (2000) (Australia) (theatrical)
Spentzos Films [希腊] ..... (Greece)
特技制作公司：
Digiscope [美国] ..... (digital main title)
Fantasy II Film Effects [美国] ..... (digital main title)
OCS/Freeze Frame/Pixel Magic [美国] ..... (digital main title)
其它公司：
Wind-Up Records [美国] ..... soundtrack
上映日期
国家/地区 上映/发行日期 (细节) 
美国
USA
2000年2月3日 ..... (Westwood, California) (premiere) 
加拿大
Canada
2000年2月4日 
美国
USA
2000年2月4日 
葡萄牙
Portugal
2000年2月18日 ..... (Fantasporto Film Festival) 
新加坡
Singapore
2000年3月9日 
新西兰
New Zealand
2000年3月16日 
澳大利亚
Australia
2000年3月23日 
冰岛
Iceland
2000年3月31日 
日本
Japan
2000年4月1日 
英国
UK
2000年4月2日 ..... (Dead by Dawn Edinburgh Horror Film Festival) 
芬兰
Finland
2000年4月7日 
西班牙
Spain
2000年4月7日 
香港
Hong Kong
2000年4月13日 
丹麦
Denmark
2000年4月14日 
瑞典
Sweden
2000年4月14日 
比利时
Belgium
2000年4月19日 
法国
France
2000年4月19日 
以色列
Israel
2000年4月20日 
荷兰
Netherlands
2000年4月20日 
南非
South Africa
2000年4月21日 
挪威
Norway
2000年4月28日 
俄罗斯
Russia
2000年4月28日 
英国
UK
2000年4月28日 
美国
USA
2000年4月28日 ..... (re-release) 
阿根廷
Argentina
2000年5月4日 
匈牙利
Hungary
2000年5月25日 
墨西哥
Mexico
2000年5月26日 
科威特
Kuwait
2000年5月31日 
委内瑞拉
Venezuela
2000年6月7日 
秘鲁
Peru
2000年6月8日 
瑞士
Switzerland
2000年6月15日 ..... (German speaking region) 
德国
Germany
2000年6月22日 
爱沙尼亚
Estonia
2000年6月24日 
巴西
Brazil
2000年7月7日 
意大利
Italy
2000年9月1日 
菲律宾
Philippines
2000年9月27日 ..... (Davao) 
波兰
Poland
2000年10月20日 
克罗地亚
Croatia
2000年11月2日 
捷克
Czech Republic
2000年11月2日 
斯洛文尼亚
Slovenia
2000年12月21日
影片规格
Film length (metres)
3290 m (Spain)
Film negative format (mm/video inches)
fba 2.35 : 1
影片花絮
A special makeup-effects man working with "Tyson" on the set of Stab 3 is named Stan, a possible reference to legendary makeup-FX man Stan Winston.
c3 The house used during the climax, where most of the killing takes place, is the same house used as a school in Halloween H20: 20 Years Later (1998).
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The empty cinematographer's chair on the "Stab 3" set has the name of the actual Scream 3 (2000) cinematographer, Peter Deming.
Throughout the movie the actors and actresses complain about the rewrites and the three different scripts for Stab 3. These complaints actually originated with the cast of Scream 3 (2000), because of frequent rewrites and three different endings.
Gale mentions Jennifer's relationship with Brad Pitt. Courtney Cox's "Friends" (1994) costar Jennifer Aniston was married to Brad Pitt.
Set a record in its opening weekend for number of screens in the U.S.: 3,467 (later surpassed by Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (2001) with 3,762).
Jay and Silent Bob, the popular drug dealer characters from Kevin Smith's movies, appear as tourists visiting Sunrise Studios who spot Gail Weathers and mistake her for Connie Chung.
Director Cameo: [Wes Craven] can be seen dressed as a tourist walking behind Jay and Silent Bob, outside the "Stab 3" set.
The Song "Red Right Hand" is played in all three of the movies.
The horror film rules for a continued sequel as stated in the film are: (1) the killer has got be super human - stabbing or shooting won't be enough to finish him off (2) anyone, including the main character, can die (3) the past will come back to haunt you. Later in the film, Detective Mark Kincaid remarks "All I know about movie trilogies is in the third one, all bets are off".
Compared to its two predecessors, "Scream 3" used the least amount of artificial blood. Its tally of 10 gallons compares with 50 gallons for the first film and 30 for the second.
It took $34.7 million in its opening weekend, the most any film had ever earned during the January-April period at the time, and the most Miramax had ever earned for any debuting film.
Wes Craven only agreed to direct the film after Miramax allowed him to helm the inspirational drama Music of the Heart (1999).
Miramax was so concerned about protecting the movie's plot secrets that no journalists were allowed to see the finished film until two days before it opened.
Wes Craven filmed three different endings and didn't tell the cast which one he was going to use.
The film's original website was a spoof website for Sunrise Studios, the fictional company making "Stab 3", complete with a production list of upcoming films and cast bios of its "Stab 3" stars.
It was only after English actress Emily Mortimer had been cast that the production discovered that she didn't have a permit to work in the States. Mortimer was flown to Canada where she was able to obtain the correct permit just as production got underway.
"Scream 3" never had a public test screening. The cast and crew only had their first chance to see the finished product at the premiere because of fears of spoilers being put out on the Internet.
The main house where most of the actors hang out in actually belongs to "Grease" (1978) director Randal Kleiser.
Ehren Kruger was frantically rewriting while filming had started.
Patrick Dempsey was hired the day before shooting began. He had one night to learn three big dialog-heavy scenes.
130 Neve Campbell was concurrently shooting "Drowning Mona" and 'Party of Five' during the production of "Scream 3". As her character in "Drowning Mona" had long, streaked hair, she had to wear a wig to play Sidney Prescott, one that took 2 hours to apply each morning.
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Jamie Kennedy's character, Randy, was originally meant to have survived his stabbing in "Scream 2". His family had whisked him away to anonymity to help him recover and keep him safe. This was ultimately deemed to be too far-fetched so Randy was resurrected via a post-mortem video appearance instead.
Carrie Fisher helped rewrite some of her lines.
Liev Schreiber insisted that Cotton Weary should shrug off his white jacket in the opening teaser. This was mainly because Schreiber had been doing a lot of working out at the time and wanted to show off his pecs!
Scott Foley's feature film debut.
During the studio tour, the tour guide mention's that the next stop on the tour is the set of "Seinfeld" (1990). Patrick Warburton, who plays Steven Stone in the movie, was famous for role as David Puddy on "Seinfeld" (1990).
During Randy's taped message to Sydney, Dewey and Gale, he refers to the Star Wars trilogy. Carrie Fisher, who played Princess Leia in the Star Wars trilogy, has an in-joke cameo in the movie as 'Bianca', the studio archive keeper, a former actress who is still mad at losing the Princess Leia role to Fisher, who ('Bianca' reveals) slept with George Lucas to get the part.
Lance Henriksen's director character shares the same name as the famous 17th century English writer. The author John Milton is best known for his poem "Paradise Lost." In "Paradise Lost", Satan deceives Adam and Eve to choose temptation over God's Eden. Their decision leaves them expelled from Eden, forever corrupted. "Paradise Lost" suggests the debate concerning whether it is better to be bad than good. Director John Milton in Scream 3 (2000) dupes Maureen Prescott into believing that she can become successful in Hollywood by performing sexual favors. In a similar fashion as Adam and Eve, she loses her innocence to false promises of grandeur, receiving only bit parts in Milton's films. As a result of her corruption by Milton, Maureen Prescott fully embraces promiscuity as evident by the Scream trilogy storyline.
Slipknot's "Wait and Bleed" is on the soundtrack. Slipknot is known for wearing masks.
The bathroom Sidney finds Angelina in on the set of "Stab 3" is the same bathroom used when Sidney is attacked in the original _Scream_ . You can tell by position of doors and soap dispenser design.
Neve Campbell made a deal which stated that she could have been on set just for 20 days, which is also why she isn't as predominant a character as she is in the other films.
Throughout the film Sydney can be seen to be wearing the Greek letters around her neck that were given to her by her boyfriend Derrick, in Scream 2 (1997), shortly before he was killed.
Between Scream 2 (1997) and Scream 3 (2000), David Arquette and Courteney Cox (two of the five actors who feature in all the Scream movies) got married. They met on the set of the first movie, were an item whilst shooting the second and by the third they were married. Courteney added 'Arquette' to the end of her name, as can be seen in the credits. Courteney and David had to cut their honeymoon short to begin filming Scream 3 (2000).
113 Kate Winslet, Shannen Doherty and Charisma Carpenter were all close contenders for the part of Christine. Kelly Rutherford got the part.
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The green outfit worn by Parker Posey while on set is the same one worn by Courteney Cox in the first movie. All sets for "Stab 3" were replicas of the originals since the sets were destroyed after _Scream (1996)_ wrapped.
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精彩对白
Dewey: Is that a threat, Detective? 
Mark: When it's a threat... you'll know it. 
Dewey: Was that a threat? 
Gale: Deja voodoo. 
Gale: I'm sorry that things didn't work out with Brad Pitt, but being single, that's a pretty good fallback. 
Jennifer: It gives me more time for my work. After all, Gale Weathers, you're such a complex character. 
Gale: And to be played by an actress with such depth and range. 
Dewey: Surprise. Surprise. Someone dies and Gale comes running. 
[Jennifer is studying Gale in order to play her character] 
Jennifer: The ruthless ambition, your private self-loathing, and that lost and lonely little girl inside. 
Gale: Lost and lonely what? 
Jennifer: You heard me. 
Gale: Lost and lonely what? 
Tom: Hey. It's the real Gale Weathers. 
Gale: Real from top to bottom. 
Jay: Holy shit, Silent Bob, it's that TV newschick Connie fucking Chung. Hey Connie, how's Maury? 
[Gale gives them the finger] 
Jay: Dude, I think she likes me. Did you see how she was looking at me? 
Gale: I did write the definitive book on the Woodsboro Murders. 
Dewey: And I'm sure you just can't wait to write another one. 
Jennifer: Where, Nancy Drew wants to know where. 
Detective Wallace: Hey, hey, Terminal Entertainment? This is a crime scene, all right? 
Roman: Someone is trying to ruin my movie. Someone wants to kill my movie. 
Detective Wallace: We'll talk about your movie down at the station. All right, this is the scene where you come with us. 
Dewey: The killer called her. 
Mark: When? 
Gale: What'd he say? 
Sidney: Oh you know the usual small talk. "What's new?" "How you been?" "How do you wanna die?" 
Sidney: What do you know about trilogies? 
Mark: All I know is that in the third one, all bets are off. 
Sidney: Hey Detective, what's your favorite scary movie? 
Mark: My life. 
Sidney: Mine too. 
Sidney: Psychos can't kill what they can't find. 
Mark: I know what it's like to see ghosts that don't go away, to be watching a scary movie in your head... watching it alone. 
Sidney: Ghosts are tough. You can't shoot ghosts. 
Mark: Can't *arrest* ghosts, but the best way to fight them is to be around people. You're not hiding. You've done the right thing, Ms. Prescott. 
Gale Weathers: Hey, are you...? 
Bianca Burnette: No. 
Jennifer Jolie: But you look just... 
Bianca Burnette: ...like her? I've been hearing it all my life. 
Jennifer Jolie: It's uncanny. 
Bianca Burnette: I was up for Princess Leia. I was this close. So, who gets it? The one who sleeps with George Lucas. 
Gale Weathers: I'm sorry. I didn't mean to bring up a sore subject for you. 
Bianca Burnette: Sure, you didn't. None of them did. So, how can I help you? Or do you want me to tell you who you look like? 
Milton: Did Cotton's death have anything to do with this movie? 
Officer: He was making a movie called Stab... he was stabbed. 
Randy: It could be fuckin' "Reservoir Dogs" by the time this thing is through. 
Jennifer: The way I see it, I've got no house, no bodyguard, no movie, and I'm being stalked. Because someone wants to kill me? No, because someone wants to kill you. So now, starting now, I go where you go. That way, if someone wants to kill me, I'll be with you, and since he really wants to kill you, he won't kill me, he'll kill you. 
Jennifer: Jese! 
Gale: What the hell are you doing? 
Jennifer: Being Gale Weathers! What are you doing? 
Gale: I *am* Gale Weathers! 
Jennifer: Here's how I see it. I've got no house, no bodyguard, no movie and I'm being stalked. Because someone wants to kill me? No, because someone wants to kill you. So, now, starting now, I go where you go. So that if someone wants to kill me, I'll be with you and since they really wanna kill you, they won't kill me, they'll kill you, make sense? 
Gale: [shouts] None! 
Jennifer: You know in the movies, I play you as being much smarter! 
Gale: And as a sane person, for you that must be quite a stretch! 
Jennifer: That's funny. 
Gale: Ha! 
Jennifer: Need to get in that building? 
Gale: Yeah! 
Jennifer: Is there a story in that building? 
Cotton Weary: So, you a big 100% Cotton fan? 
Sidney: God why don't stop your whining and get on with it. I've heard all this shit before. 
Roman: Stop. 
Sidney: Do you know why you kill people Roman? Do you? 
Roman: I don't want to hear it. 
Sidney: Because you choose to. There is no one else to blame. 
Roman: Damnit fucking damnit 
Sidney: Why don't you take some fucking responsibility? 
Roman: Fuck you. 
Sidney: Fuck you. 
Jennifer: You know, in the movies, I play you as being much smarter. 
Gale: And as a sane person. For you that must be quite a stretch. 
Roman: Not only did they-did they kill the film, but they killed my cast. You know, nobody's gonna wanna work with me. Variety called me a "pariah." I don't even know what a pariah is. Why-why couldn't somebody have killed the cast from Stab 1, huh? Or Stab 2? Why me? What, John, what did we do wrong? 
Milton: Hollywood is full of criminals whose careers are flourishing. 
Roman: I'm not a criminal. I was questioned. Yeah, but that's all. I was questioned. That's it. 
Milton: It's good for your mystique. 
Roman: You think it'll help me get work? 
Jennifer: Happy birthday, Roman. 
Roman: Yeah, as if life isn't tragic enough. 
Phone Voice: Oh, it's rough being friends with you, Sid. 
[mocking] 
Phone Voice: When you're friends with Sid, you die. 
Phone Voice: It was a simple game, Cotton, you should've told me where Sidney was... now you lose. 
[interrupting a moment between Dewey and Gale] 
Jennifer Jolie: [shouting] What the fuck happened to you? 
Dwight 'Dewey' Riley: Jennifer, wait a minute. 
Jennifer Jolie: Who gave you a place to stay? Who are you supposed to be protecting? 
Dwight 'Dewey' Riley: Jennifer. 
[Jennifer slugs Dewey] 
Gale Weathers: Hey! 
[Gale slugs Jennifer] 
Jennifer Jolie: My lawyer liked that. 
Gale Weathers: Not as much as I did. 
Jennifer: [to John] Come on. You have made millions off the story of her murder. You're obsessed with her and you're obsessed with her daughter. 
Angelina Tyler: Maybe it's not meant to be... 
Tom: Not meant to be? You in that search for the new Sidney, 50,000 girls and they picked you. You gotta be praying this movie keeps going! 
Angelina Tyler: Of course I am but not in the expense of people's lives. 
Tom: Oh, tune the violins! 
Milton: You don't have to do this, Roman! Just tell me what you want, I can make it happen! Any film, name your budget, script approval, final cut! 
Roman: I already have it.
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Incorrectly regarded as goofs: When Christine is running from the killer, she locks herself in a room. The killer makes a single thin linear hole in the door with his knife, but he then twists the knife, turning it into the circle we see later.
Continuity: Kincaid's collar after putting on his jacket in the "What's your favorite scary movie?" scene
Continuity: When Sarah Darling is at Sunrise Studios while the office is empty, she is looking for the director of Stab 3, Roman Bridger. However when she looks into one of the office rooms, you can clearly hear her say Ronan, not Roman.
Continuity: When Dewey first gets his gun out of the trailer, you can clearly see it's a Beretta 92-Compact in a black holster. But throughout the rest of the movie he uses a heavy duty snub (.44?) Revolver in a brown holster.
Continuity: In the first killing scene the study which both Cotton and his girlfriend end up in has a white ceiling with a skylight. When Cotton is stabbed and looks up at his killer the ceiling is light orange with beams across it.
Continuity: Roman Bridger's sideburns shorten and lengthen in the final scenes.
Continuity: On the hot set of Sidney's room the table has its longest side flat against the wall with the bed. When Ghostface is thrown from the false door above the set, the table's rotated with its shortest edge against the wall with the bed. This was done so the bed was closer, so the killer could actually land on it.
Continuity: When Sidney is struck down whilst trying to untie Dewey and Gale, she falls onto the middle of the rug. However she gets up from beside the sofa without rolling or moving from where she lands.
Continuity: In the scene where the killer calls Sidney while she is at the police station, the word, "Nokia" is visible on the bottom of the phone. In the next scene it disappears, and then reappears in a later scene.
Continuity: When Dewey unties Gale she lifts her and up and we see rope on her hand. In the next shot the rope is gone.
Continuity: When Sydney from Stab 3 goes into the house to look at the fax machine there is no paper in the fax machine. Then the fax comes through on paper. After she reads the second fax there is paper visible in the fax machine behind her.
Continuity: When Sidney jumps out of the window in the Sunrise Studios, and Dewey comes to her, there's a point where she is looking down, and the camera angle changes to show her looking right at Dewey.
Continuity: When Gale reaches for the voice changer, she has blood on the top of her hand. When she puts the voice changer to her mouth, there is no blood.
Factual errors: When Cotton is on two lines at the beginning of the film, he puts his portable phone on hold. The brand of cell phone he is using doesn't have a "hold" feature.
Continuity: When Sidney goes through the door that leads to nowhere, she holds on and grips the wall frame. She could not have closed the door from her location because it was almost fully open and out of reach (though some viewers have claimed she could have used her foot).
Audio/visual unsynchronized: Every time the killer calls someone on their cell phone and hangs up, you hear a dial tone. Cell phones don't have dial tones.
Continuity: Christine gets out of the shower and steps on the towel, but when she gets dressed and starts to walk down the hallway, her feet are still soaking wet.
Continuity: In the opening scene when Cotton is murdered, the room he and Christine are in clearly has a skylight in the ceiling. But once Cotton is thrown over the desk and looking up at the killer, there is no such sky light. (This come from the fact two different opening scenes where shot and the end of the scene when Cotton is looking up at the killer took place in an entirely different room.)
Continuity: Sidney is wearing black, high-heeled boots in the middle section of the film, but does not appear to be wearing them while waiting in the police station later in the film when the killer calls her. However, in the last part of the film, when Sidney arrives at the house, she is wearing boots again as she can be seen pulling not one but two guns from them.