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Scream 3
After surviving two encounters with Ghostface, Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell) has withdrawn from public life, living in isolation while working as a crisis counsellor. However, when a new series of murders begins on the Hollywood set of Stab 3, Sidney is forced to confront her past once again. As Gale Weathers and Dewey Riley investigate the killings, disturbing secrets surrounding Sidney's mother emerge, revealing a connection between the murders and Hollywood's dark history.
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What changed in this version?
In August 2023, an early assembly cut of Scream 3, dating from October 1999, surfaced online.
Running approximately 142 minutes, this version contains substantial footage removed or altered before the film's February 2000 theatrical release.
The original circulating assembly is entirely black and white, with visible timecodes and unfinished sound elements. It features alternative scenes, extended dialogue, deleted sequences and a significantly different opening.
A separately documented promotional VHS also exists: a 117-minute NTSC Scream 3 Demo Tape distributed by Dimension Home Video in the United States in 2000. That release should not be confused with the unfinished assembly cut.
Differences from the Theatrical Version
- Alternative opening: Cotton Weary's confrontation with Ghostface unfolds differently, with an extended telephone game and a different presentation of Christine's murder.
- Additional Sidney footage: Extra scenes explore Sidney's isolated life, including moments at her home with her dog.
- Extended Hollywood sequences: Additional dialogue and character interactions occur around the production of Stab 3.
- Extended Gale and Dewey scenes: Their investigation includes longer conversations, additional interactions and alternate takes.
- Different Ghostface voice changer: The assembly contains footage involving Ghostface programming the voice-changing device.
- Expanded action sequences: Several attacks and chases contain additional shots or different editing.
- Alternative Randy footage: Randy's recorded explanation of the rules of a trilogy uses different shots and editing.
- Alternative climax: The final confrontation features differences in editing, dialogue and staging.
- Unfinished soundtrack: Temporary music, incomplete dialogue and preliminary sound effects appear throughout.
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