Stars Matthew Modine, Daphne Zuniga, and Frank Jasper reminisce with IndieWire about the Harold Becker-directed sports drama, from cut scenes to Madonna, "Carla" to how it really was supposed to end.

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Matthew Lillard originally played Stu Macher ... to see how the character has survived and what he has been up to over the past three decades. The movie underwent significant changes after actress ...

Sadie Gennis is the managing editor of Polygon. She’s been covering TV and entertainment for nearly 15 years, with her work appearing in TV Guide, Variety, and Vulture. Lillard, who played Stu ...

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There’s big news if you’re a horror fan – OG Ghostface star Matthew Lillard has joined ... Ghostface killers in the first-ever Scream movie back in 1996. Since then, the franchise has ...

For instance … Stu Macher is back, baby! Deadline broke the news on Thursday that actor Matthew Lillard will be returning to the Scream franchise for the first time since the 1996 original.

Yes, veteran ‘Scream’ fans will no doubt be excited to learn that Matthew Lillard, who played horror movie obsessive Stuart ‘Stu’ Macher in the first film, is back, per Deadline.

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I mean, it was bad enough in ’97. It was bad enough in 2019, and that was the last f***** year of movies.” The ‘Reservoir Dogs’ director is right and wrong about movies Is Tarantino right?