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Joel McHale is Mark… Evans. Originally envisioned for Patrick Dempsey as Sidney’s husband (Scream (2022) & VI scripts), the role shifted likely due to salary or creative issues. McHale’s take brings fresh chaos, as the Prescott-Evans haven’t faced Ghostface before. 🩸 #scream7

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BetoYork1 year ago

The one who loses is Dempsey... Joel McHale, welcome to the Scream family. ❤🔪

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Your Daily Post1 year ago

Why did Two and a Half Men star Angus T. Jones call the show “filth” before leaving it in 2012? Since then, he’s left Hollywood, choosing to focus on his faith and community work. Here's the full story 👇

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Marc Downs1 year ago

He is Stu's cousin, who is playing the long game.

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Hoodyz1 year ago

Well I feel stupid...It was today I found out Mason Gooding is Cuba Gooding Jr's son lol...wow

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Tim Wagstaff1 year ago

Not impressed..... Should be Patrick Dempsey or nothing. .

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David Arellano1 year ago

He doesn’t match Sidney’s aura or I don’t see any match with him

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Liam Woodward1 year ago

They should of gone with Patrick. I am disappointed. #Scream7

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Drew1 year ago

One more reason the film will flop. #BoycottScream7

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Thiago Oliveira 🆗1 year ago

Quem se importa com o marido dela?! Queremos Sidney e Gale juntas

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King Kaedrick 👑🐝1 year ago

I’m still so pissed! In a perfect world Kincaid is Sidney’s husband

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