Alison Brie on Scream 4: A look at Rebecca Walters and her love for the franchise.
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In an interview with Vulture Magazine, Alison Brie—known for her standout roles in Mad Men and Community—gave fans a glimpse into her character Rebecca Walters in Scream 4 and shared her personal love for the original Scream. Brie described Rebecca as “a little go-getter” with a sharp edge, hinting at her character’s ambitious and perhaps slightly ruthless nature.
“I mostly work with Neve Campbell. My character works for her, and she’s a little go-getter, sort of like Annie [from Community] in eight years but bitchier. She’s sort of a hybrid of Annie and Trudy [from Mad Men].”
Brie revealed her deep connection to the Scream franchise, tracing her admiration back to her teenage years:
“I was really into the Scream movies as a teenager, and I remember they shot some of the second one in my hometown, South Pasadena. I’d drive by and see them shooting late at night, and my friends and I thought it was so cool. It’s really come full circle. I was obsessed! I own Scream the original on videotape, and my friends and I made a parody called Yell. I could probably recite 90 percent of the lines. I didn’t tell them this, of course.”
Talk about dedication! Brie’s Scream fandom runs deep, and her journey from fan to cast member feels like the ultimate full-circle moment.
Now that Brie has shared the story of her Scream parody, we can’t help but wonder—will we ever get to see Yell? Alison, if you’re reading this, the fandom would love an exclusive screening of your indie masterpiece!
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