Neve Campbell QUITS the Scream franchise
Neve Campbell QUITS the Scream franchise over wage dispute: Star says supply to return for sixth movie ‘didn’t equate to the worth’ she delivered to the horror sequence
- Campbell, 48, has performed Sidney Prescott in all 5 of the Scream motion pictures
- She most just lately reprised the position in the reboot this year
- The actress introduced Monday she is not going to be returning for Scream 6
- Hinted that the resolution was remodeled a wage dispute
Neve Campbell has introduced that she is leaving the Scream film franchise after 26 years, hinting that the wage she was supplied to return for a sixth movie didn’t equate to the ‘worth’ that she has delivered to the vastly profitable horror sequence.
‘Sadly I will not be making the subsequent Scream movie,’ Campbell stated in an announcement launched Monday, successfully bowing out of the sixth installment.
‘As a lady I’ve needed to work extraordinarily laborious in my career to ascertain my worth, particularly relating to Scream,’ she defined.
Hinting at points surrounding her wage she added: ‘I felt the supply that was offered to me didn’t equate to the worth I’ve delivered to the franchise.’

Shocker: Neve Campbell has stop the Scream franchise, saying the supply to return for sixth installment ‘didn’t equate to the worth’ she delivered to the horror sequence (Pictured final month)
‘It’s been a really tough resolution to maneuver on. To all my Scream followers, I like you. You’ve at all times been so extremely supportive to me. I’m perpetually grateful to you and to what this franchise has given me over the previous 25 years,’ she concluded.
Campbell, 48, has performed protagonist Sidney Prescott in all 5 of the Scream motion pictures since 1996, having most just lately reprised the position in the reboot that was launched this year.
The most up-to-date revival of the film introduced again unique stars Campbell, Courteney Cox and David Arquette – and made $140million at the field office in opposition to a $24million price range.
Production for the sixth slasher movie is predicted to start this summer time and Cox continues to be connected to reprise her position as Gale Weathers.

Main attraction: Campbell, 48, has performed Sidney Prescott in all 5 of the Scream motion pictures (pictured above with Rose McGowan in the unique 1996 film)
Cox, 57, will probably be joined by newcomers from the newest reboot, Melissa Barrera (Sam), Jasmin Savoy Brown (Mindy), Mason Gooding (Chad) and Jenna Ortega (Tara).
Campbell beforehand instructed Entertainment Tonight that she was not sure about returning for the sixth movie saying: ‘I do not know if I’m,’ including that she ‘cannot get into it.’
In stark distinction, Cox instructed ET that the script for the movie is ‘actually good.’
‘I do not find out about contracts and the place issues are, however I’ll let you know in the script — it is a actually good one,’ the Friends star stated.
The 1996 unique directed by Wes Craven and written by Kevin Williamson was credited with reviving the slasher style as an enormous field office draw.
It grossed $173million in the US in opposition to a $15million price range.

A greater deal? Meanwhile Courteney Cox is predicted to reprise her position as Gale Weathers

Reprised: Neve is pictured in the most up-to-date reboot of Scream – the fifth installment which was launched this year
It has been reported that Campbell was paid $1,500,000 for the first film, $3,500,000 for the second, and $4,000,000 for the third.
It is just not clear how a lot she constructed from the fourth and fifth installment of the franchise, although it’s commonplace in Hollywood to strike ‘again finish offers’ relating to salaries.
A back-end deal often sees the essential star decrease their wage price in alternate for a proportion of the field office receipts, which for one thing like Scream would show very profitable.
Campbell beforehand expressed doubt over returning to franchise following the dying of Wes Craven who handed away in 2015.

Classic: The 1996 unique directed by Wes Craven and written by Kevin Williamson was credited with reviving the slasher style as an enormous field office draw (Scream 2 pictured above)
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