<p>Former<em> Scream 7</em> director Christopher Landon clears the air on the controversial Melissa Barrera firing and reveals that despite rumours floating online, he had nothing to do with the actress being fired from the horror franchise.</p>
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<h2>Melissa Barrera's exit&nbsp;</h2>
<p>Melissa Barrera was fired due to her public support for Palestine. Her departure led to co-lead Jenna Ortega also exiting the project, resulting in Neve Campbell stepping in as the new lead and the studio reworking the entire plot of the movie, with former<em> Scream</em> screenwriter Kevin Williamson taking over the project from Landon.</p>
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<h2>Landon clarifies his role</h2>
<p>Speaking to <em>Vanity Fair</em>, Landon, who is promoting his upcoming movie <em>Drop</em>, clarified that he was not involved in the decision to fire her despite many online rumours blaming him.</p>
<p>&ldquo;I did not fire her. A lot of people think I had something to do with it, and it was not my doing. I had no control of the situation at all. I think in the absence of people understanding how Hollywood works and what the hierarchy is, the fans were like, &lsquo;That&rsquo;s the guy.&rsquo; And so they came for me, knives out.&rdquo;</p>
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<p>The director also talked about being targeted online after Barrera's firing and receiving death threats.</p>
<p>&ldquo;People were threatening to kill me and my family, to the point where the FBI was getting involved. I got messages saying, &lsquo;I&rsquo;m going to find your kids, and I&rsquo;m going to kill them because you support child murder... The head of security at various studios and the FBI had to examine the threats. It was highly aggressive and really scary.&rdquo;</p>
<p>Meanwhile, <em>Scream 7</em> is still in production and recently brought back actor Matthew Lillard, who played a major role in the first instalment of the franchise in 1996.</p>
<p><em>Scream 7</em> will be hitting theaters on February 27, 2026.</p>
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Former Scream 7 director Christopher Landon clears the air on the controversial Melissa Barrera firing. Barrera was fired from the franchise last year.

Former Scream 7 director Christopher Landon clears the air on the controversial Melissa Barrera firing and reveals that despite rumours floating online, he had nothing to do with the actress being fired from the horror franchise. Also Read: Celebrity Big Brother: Mickey Rourke issued warning after homophobic language towards JoJo Siwa Melissa Barrera's exit Melissa Barrera was fired due to her public support for Palestine. Her departure led to co-lead Jenna Ortega also exiting the project, resulting in Neve Campbell stepping in as the new lead and the studio reworking the entire plot of the movie, with former Scream screenwriter Kevin Williamson taking over the project from Landon. Also Read: Good Bad Ugly X review: Check out what fans have to say about Ajith's gangster flick Landon clarifies his role Speaking to Vanity Fair, Landon, who is promoting his upcoming movie Drop, clarified that he was not involved in the decision to fire her despite many online rumours blaming him. “I did not fire her. A lot of people think I had something to do with it, and it was not my doing. I had no control of the situation at all. I think in the absence of people understanding how Hollywood works and what the hierarchy is, the fans were like, ‘That’s the guy.’ And so they came for me, knives out.” Also Read: Andor: Disney announces updated release timings for upcoming second season The director also talked about being targeted online after Barrera's firing and receiving death threats. “People were threatening to kill me and my family, to the point where the FBI was getting involved. I got messages saying, ‘I’m going to find your kids, and I’m going to kill them because you support child murder... The head of security at various studios and the FBI had to examine the threats. It was highly aggressive and really scary.” Meanwhile, Scream 7 is still in production and recently brought back actor Matthew Lillard, who played a major role in the first instalment of the franchise in 1996. Scream 7 will be hitting theaters on February 27, 2026. Also Read: 'It's gonna slay’: Mathew Lillard jokes about Scream 7 return

'It was not my doing': Former Scream 7 director clears the air on controversial Melissa Barrera firing

<p>Actress Melissa Barrera has issued a statement for the first time since her exit from the <em>Scream</em> franchise. Barrera was fired by the Spyglass Media Group over her pro-Palestine posts on social media. The production banner deemed the posts as antisemitic. Barrera’s response came on Wednesday afternoon through a post on her Instagram story.<br />
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“First and foremost I condemn antisemitism and Islamophobia. I condemn hate and prejudice of any kind against any group of people,” Barrera wrote. “As a Latina, a proud Mexicana, I feel the responsibility of having a platform that allows me the privilege of being heard, and therefore I have tried to use it to raise awareness about issues I care about and to lend my voice to those in need. Every person on this earth — regardless of religion, race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation or socio-economic status — deserves equal human rights, dignity and, of course, freedom. I believe a group of people are NOT their leadership, and that no governing body should be above criticism.”<br />
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<p>“I pray day and night for no more deaths, for no more violence, and for peaceful co-existence,” Barrera’s statement continues. “I will continue to speak out for those that need it most and continue to advocate for peace and safety, for human rights and freedom. Silence is not an option for me.”</p>

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Earlier in the month, Barrera had reshared a post accusing Israel of “genocide and ethnic cleansing” as well as a passage from Jewish Currents magazine that accused the Israeli government of distorting “the Holocaust to boost the Israeli arms industry.”&nbsp;</p>

<p>Spyglass had initially refused to comment on Barrera's statement, however later it clarified that the actress was not fired for her support of the Palestinian cause. Rather, the company interpreted her social media posts as antisemitic.<br />
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“We have zero tolerance for antisemitism or the incitement of hate in any form, including false references to genocide, ethnic cleansing, Holocaust distortion or anything that flagrantly crosses the line into hate speech,” the spokesperson said in a statement.<br />
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Barrera was supposed to star in the seventh instalment of <em>Scream</em> after leading the fifth and sixth entries alongside Jenna Ortega. Following Barrera’s firing, Ortega was also confirmed to be leaving the franchise, though sources state that Ortega’s exit is due to a scheduling conflict with production on Season 2 of <em>Wednesday.</em><br />
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Actress Melissa Barrera has issued a statement for the first time since her exit from the Scream franchise. Barrera was fired by the Spyglass Media Group over her pro-Palestine posts on social media.

Actress Melissa Barrera has issued a statement for the first time since her exit from the Scream franchise. Barrera was fired by the Spyglass Media Group over her pro-Palestine posts on social media. The production banner deemed the posts as antisemitic. Barrera’s response came on Wednesday afternoon through a post on her Instagram story. “First and foremost I condemn antisemitism and Islamophobia. I condemn hate and prejudice of any kind against any group of people,” Barrera wrote. “As a Latina, a proud Mexicana, I feel the responsibility of having a platform that allows me the privilege of being heard, and therefore I have tried to use it to raise awareness about issues I care about and to lend my voice to those in need. Every person on this earth — regardless of religion, race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation or socio-economic status — deserves equal human rights, dignity and, of course, freedom. I believe a group of people are NOT their leadership, and that no governing body should be above criticism.” Scream actress Melissa Barrera dropped from next film over support for Palestine “I pray day and night for no more deaths, for no more violence, and for peaceful co-existence,” Barrera’s statement continues. “I will continue to speak out for those that need it most and continue to advocate for peace and safety, for human rights and freedom. Silence is not an option for me.” Earlier in the month, Barrera had reshared a post accusing Israel of “genocide and ethnic cleansing” as well as a passage from Jewish Currents magazine that accused the Israeli government of distorting “the Holocaust to boost the Israeli arms industry.” Spyglass had initially refused to comment on Barrera's statement, however later it clarified that the actress was not fired for her support of the Palestinian cause. Rather, the company interpreted her social media posts as antisemitic. “We have zero tolerance for antisemitism or the incitement of hate in any form, including false references to genocide, ethnic cleansing, Holocaust distortion or anything that flagrantly crosses the line into hate speech,” the spokesperson said in a statement. Barrera was supposed to star in the seventh instalment of Scream after leading the fifth and sixth entries alongside Jenna Ortega. Following Barrera’s firing, Ortega was also confirmed to be leaving the franchise, though sources state that Ortega’s exit is due to a scheduling conflict with production on Season 2 of Wednesday.

Melissa Barrera reacts after being fired from Scream over her pro-Palestine posts

<p>In the shadow of the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict, Hollywood's role as a bastion of free expression and diverse perspectives is under scrutiny, revealing a disconcerting bias against those who dare to speak up for Palestinians. While the Israel-Palestine issue is undeniably complex, the punitive measures taken against pro-Palestinian celebrities in Hollywood are raising questions about the industry's commitment to genuine inclusivity and freedom of speech.</p>

<p>Celebrities like Melissa Barrera, Susan Sarandon, and Bella Hadid have found themselves facing professional consequences for daring to take a stand on the Israel-Hamas conflict. Barrera's dismissal from the <em>Scream </em>franchise and Sarandon being dropped by her talent agency, UTA, send a chilling message: expressing pro-Palestinian views may cost you your career in Hollywood.</p>

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<p>It's crucial to acknowledge the complexity of the Israel-Palestine issue, a geopolitical quagmire with deep historical roots and multifaceted layers of conflict. However, Hollywood, an industry that often prides itself on being a liberal haven, should be a place where diverse opinions are not only accepted but encouraged. The apparent silencing of pro-Palestinian voices contradicts the industry's supposed commitment to freedom of expression.</p>

<p>This isn't merely a matter of political correctness; it's a stark departure from Hollywood's self-proclaimed role as a progressive space for social justice causes. The industry has long been a vocal advocate for various movements, championing LGBTQ+ rights, racial equality, and gender parity. Yet, when it comes to the Israel-Palestine conflict, the same industry appears to have drawn a line in the sand, marking certain perspectives as taboo.</p>

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<p>Contrary to the American far right's claims that Hollywood is a breeding ground for liberal indoctrination, the entertainment industry has not historically been a place where people lose their jobs for speaking their minds. It has thrived on the diversity of thought, providing a stage for artists to voice their opinions on a wide array of issues. However, the current treatment of pro-Palestinian figures challenges this perception, exposing a double standard that undermines Hollywood's credibility as a beacon of progressive values.</p>

<p>In an era where calls for justice and equality echo louder than ever, Hollywood's selective tolerance becomes all the more glaring. The entertainment industry must confront this internal contradiction and reaffirm its commitment to fostering an environment where all perspectives are heard, even when it comes to the contentious and deeply divisive Israel-Palestine conflict.</p>

<p>As we navigate through the fallout of the Israel-Hamas conflict, Hollywood's role in stifling pro-Palestinian voices demands introspection. It's time for the industry to live up to its reputation as a haven for diverse viewpoints and, in doing so, to redefine its commitment to genuine freedom of expression, unbound by geopolitical affiliations.</p>


In the shadow of the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict, Hollywood's role as a bastion of free expression and diverse perspectives is under scrutiny, revealing a disconcerting bias against those who dare to speak up for Palestinians.

In the shadow of the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict, Hollywood's role as a bastion of free expression and diverse perspectives is under scrutiny, revealing a disconcerting bias against those who dare to speak up for Palestinians. While the Israel-Palestine issue is undeniably complex, the punitive measures taken against pro-Palestinian celebrities in Hollywood are raising questions about the industry's commitment to genuine inclusivity and freedom of speech. Celebrities like Melissa Barrera, Susan Sarandon, and Bella Hadid have found themselves facing professional consequences for daring to take a stand on the Israel-Hamas conflict. Barrera's dismissal from the Scream franchise and Sarandon being dropped by her talent agency, UTA, send a chilling message: expressing pro-Palestinian views may cost you your career in Hollywood. It's crucial to acknowledge the complexity of the Israel-Palestine issue, a geopolitical quagmire with deep historical roots and multifaceted layers of conflict. However, Hollywood, an industry that often prides itself on being a liberal haven, should be a place where diverse opinions are not only accepted but encouraged. The apparent silencing of pro-Palestinian voices contradicts the industry's supposed commitment to freedom of expression. This isn't merely a matter of political correctness; it's a stark departure from Hollywood's self-proclaimed role as a progressive space for social justice causes. The industry has long been a vocal advocate for various movements, championing LGBTQ+ rights, racial equality, and gender parity. Yet, when it comes to the Israel-Palestine conflict, the same industry appears to have drawn a line in the sand, marking certain perspectives as taboo. Also Read | Melissa Barrera reacts after being fired from Scream over her pro-Palestine posts Contrary to the American far right's claims that Hollywood is a breeding ground for liberal indoctrination, the entertainment industry has not historically been a place where people lose their jobs for speaking their minds. It has thrived on the diversity of thought, providing a stage for artists to voice their opinions on a wide array of issues. However, the current treatment of pro-Palestinian figures challenges this perception, exposing a double standard that undermines Hollywood's credibility as a beacon of progressive values. In an era where calls for justice and equality echo louder than ever, Hollywood's selective tolerance becomes all the more glaring. The entertainment industry must confront this internal contradiction and reaffirm its commitment to fostering an environment where all perspectives are heard, even when it comes to the contentious and deeply divisive Israel-Palestine conflict. As we navigate through the fallout of the Israel-Hamas conflict, Hollywood's role in stifling pro-Palestinian voices demands introspection. It's time for the industry to live up to its reputation as a haven for diverse viewpoints and, in doing so, to redefine its commitment to genuine freedom of expression, unbound by geopolitical affiliations.

Hollywood's silence on Palestine: A crack in the façade of free expression?

<p>A day after Melissa Barrera was fired from the sets of<em> Scream VII, </em>another actress has also reportedly quit the film. According to reports, Jenna Ortega, who starred in the last two <em>Scream </em>films as Tara Carpenter, will not reprise her role in the seventh instalment of the&nbsp;franchise.&nbsp;<br />
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The news comes one day after it was reported that Melissa Barrera, Jenna's co-star in the film, was fired by the producers over social media posts that they claimed were antisemitic in nature.&nbsp;<br />
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<strong>Is Jenna Ortega's departure related to Melissa Barrera?</strong></p>

<p>While it is being widely speculated that Jenna's departure is connected to Melissa's firing, a report in Deadline reported that the actress will not be part of the film due to her busy filming schedule on the second season of Netflix's <em>Wednesday </em>and wrapping on filming for <em>Beetlejuice 2.&nbsp;</em><br />
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Representatives for Jenna and Spyglass have so far not responded to the news.&nbsp;<br />
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However, Spyglass, the studio behind <em>Scream VII</em>, did comment on Melissa's firing. "We have zero tolerance for antisemitism or the incitement of hate in any form, including false references to genocide, ethnic cleansing, Holocaust distortion or anything that flagrantly crosses the line into hate speech," the statement read.</p>

<p><strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-melissa-barrera-reacts-after-being-fired-from-scream-sets-over-her-pro-palestine-posts-661804">Melissa Barrera reacts after being fired from Scream over her pro-Palestine posts</a></strong><br />
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Earlier this month, Melissa had posted a few posts which were pro-Palestine amid the Israel-Hamas conflict.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In one written message from her Instagram Story quoted in the reports of her firing and circulating on social media, Melissa wrote, “I have been actively looking for videos and information about the Palestinian side for the last 2 weeks or so, following accounts etc. Why? Because Western media only shows the other side. Why they do that, I will let you deduce for yourself.”</p>

<p>Melissa and Jenna's characters Samantha and Tara were previously positioned as the franchise's new leads.&nbsp;</p>


A day after Melissa Barrera was fired from the sets of Scream VII, another actress has also reportedly quit the film. According to reports, Jenna Ortega, who starred in the last two Scream films as Tara Carpenter, will not reprise her role in the seventh instalment of the franchise.

A day after Melissa Barrera was fired from the sets of Scream VII, another actress has also reportedly quit the film. According to reports, Jenna Ortega, who starred in the last two Scream films as Tara Carpenter, will not reprise her role in the seventh instalment of the franchise. The news comes one day after it was reported that Melissa Barrera, Jenna's co-star in the film, was fired by the producers over social media posts that they claimed were antisemitic in nature. Is Jenna Ortega's departure related to Melissa Barrera? While it is being widely speculated that Jenna's departure is connected to Melissa's firing, a report in Deadline reported that the actress will not be part of the film due to her busy filming schedule on the second season of Netflix's Wednesday and wrapping on filming for Beetlejuice 2. Representatives for Jenna and Spyglass have so far not responded to the news. However, Spyglass, the studio behind Scream VII, did comment on Melissa's firing. "We have zero tolerance for antisemitism or the incitement of hate in any form, including false references to genocide, ethnic cleansing, Holocaust distortion or anything that flagrantly crosses the line into hate speech," the statement read. Melissa Barrera reacts after being fired from Scream over her pro-Palestine posts Earlier this month, Melissa had posted a few posts which were pro-Palestine amid the Israel-Hamas conflict. In one written message from her Instagram Story quoted in the reports of her firing and circulating on social media, Melissa wrote, “I have been actively looking for videos and information about the Palestinian side for the last 2 weeks or so, following accounts etc. Why? Because Western media only shows the other side. Why they do that, I will let you deduce for yourself.” Melissa and Jenna's characters Samantha and Tara were previously positioned as the franchise's new leads.

After Melissa Barrera, Jenna Ortega drops out of Scream VII

<p>Actress Melissa Barrera has been dropped from the cast of Scream 7.&nbsp;</p>

<p>It was earlier speculated that the actress was dropped from the production for her vocal support for the Palestinian cause but Spyglass Media Group (banner behind Scream 7) has confirmed that her posts were interpreted as antisemitic and thus they dropped the actress from the schedule.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Variety reports that a Spyglass spokesperson told them: “We have zero tolerance for antisemitism or the incitement of hate in any form, including false references to genocide, ethnic cleansing, Holocaust distortion or anything that flagrantly crosses the line into hate speech.”</p>

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<p>Melissa Barrera posted on the ongoing Israel-Hamas war situation. It all started with the October 7 Hamas attack when festival goers and several more civilians in an Israeli city close to the Gaza border were attacked by Hamas men. Israel has since then opened an attack on all fronts, having bombed all places in Gaza in retaliation. Melissa shared one post in which she accused Israel of “genocide and ethnic cleansing”. Another post of hers is from Jewish Currents magazine about distorting “the Holocaust to boost the Israeli arms industry".</p>

<p>The production reportedly cut ties with the actress following these posts.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Melissa Barrera was supposed to star in the next Scream film. She was the lead in the fifth and sixth films of the franchise.</p>


Actress Melissa Barrera has been dropped from the cast of Scream 7. It was earlier speculated that the actress was dropped from the production for her vocal support for the Palestinian cause but Spyglass Media Group (banner behind Scream 7) has confirmed that her posts were interpreted as antisemitic and thus they dropped the actress from the schedule.

Actress Melissa Barrera has been dropped from the cast of Scream 7. It was earlier speculated that the actress was dropped from the production for her vocal support for the Palestinian cause but Spyglass Media Group (banner behind Scream 7) has confirmed that her posts were interpreted as antisemitic and thus they dropped the actress from the schedule. Variety reports that a Spyglass spokesperson told them: “We have zero tolerance for antisemitism or the incitement of hate in any form, including false references to genocide, ethnic cleansing, Holocaust distortion or anything that flagrantly crosses the line into hate speech.” Also read: Cardi B is dropping support for Joe Biden over sending aid money to Israel, Ukraine for their wars Melissa Barrera posted on the ongoing Israel-Hamas war situation. It all started with the October 7 Hamas attack when festival goers and several more civilians in an Israeli city close to the Gaza border were attacked by Hamas men. Israel has since then opened an attack on all fronts, having bombed all places in Gaza in retaliation. Melissa shared one post in which she accused Israel of “genocide and ethnic cleansing”. Another post of hers is from Jewish Currents magazine about distorting “the Holocaust to boost the Israeli arms industry". The production reportedly cut ties with the actress following these posts. Melissa Barrera was supposed to star in the next Scream film. She was the lead in the fifth and sixth films of the franchise.

Scream actress Melissa Barrera dropped from next film over support for Palestine

<p>Courteney Cox is not ready to part with her home in 'Friends'. The star posted a hilarious video on Instagram with her 'Scream' co-star Melissa Barrera which had Cox telling the actress that certain things are 'off limits'.&nbsp;<br />
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"Some things are off limits," Courteney wrote on Instagram, while sharing a video of the duo, in which Melissa pretends she lives in the apartment building that was used as Monica Geller's New York residence in the sitcom.<br />
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"Where are you going?" Courteney asks her on the street. "I'm just going home," Melissa, responds.&nbsp;<br />
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"Oh, you're going home. Hm, that's weird. I don't think that's your home," Cox can be heard saying. "I'm actually really happy you joined the 'Scream' cast, but this is not OK. This is off limits."&nbsp;<br />
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To which Melissa pleads, "Come on, Court." But she doesn't back down, "No, Melissa. No. There's only so much. Come on, go back to the Heights," she remarks, referencing Melissa's role as Vanessa in the musical movie In the 'Heights'.</p>

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<p>Melissa then mimics one of Courteney's most iconic lines as Monica, saying, "I KNOW!" Courteney shouts back, "Stop imitating me. Oh, so pathetic."<br />
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Melissa sent her love on the video and wrote in the comments section, "But… I'll be there for you."&nbsp;<br />
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According to reports, Melissa plays Sam Carpenter in 'Scream', and Courteney reprises her role as Gale Weathers. The new horror film is expected to hit theaters next year.&nbsp;</p>


Courteney Cox is not ready to part with her home in 'Friends'. The star posted a hilarious video on Instagram with her 'Scream' co-star Melissa Barrera which had Cox telling the actress that certain things are 'off limits'.

Courteney Cox is not ready to part with her home in 'Friends'. The star posted a hilarious video on Instagram with her 'Scream' co-star Melissa Barrera which had Cox telling the actress that certain things are 'off limits'. "Some things are off limits," Courteney wrote on Instagram, while sharing a video of the duo, in which Melissa pretends she lives in the apartment building that was used as Monica Geller's New York residence in the sitcom. "Where are you going?" Courteney asks her on the street. "I'm just going home," Melissa, responds. "Oh, you're going home. Hm, that's weird. I don't think that's your home," Cox can be heard saying. "I'm actually really happy you joined the 'Scream' cast, but this is not OK. This is off limits." To which Melissa pleads, "Come on, Court." But she doesn't back down, "No, Melissa. No. There's only so much. Come on, go back to the Heights," she remarks, referencing Melissa's role as Vanessa in the musical movie In the 'Heights'. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Courteney Cox (@courteneycoxofficial) × Melissa then mimics one of Courteney's most iconic lines as Monica, saying, "I KNOW!" Courteney shouts back, "Stop imitating me. Oh, so pathetic." Melissa sent her love on the video and wrote in the comments section, "But… I'll be there for you." According to reports, Melissa plays Sam Carpenter in 'Scream', and Courteney reprises her role as Gale Weathers. The new horror film is expected to hit theaters next year.

Courteney Cox tells her 'Scream' co-star that 'Friends' home is off limits, watch video

<p>Netflix has now got on board Melissa Barrera for their upcoming drama series ‘Breathe’.</p>

<p>The star of the upcoming ‘In the Heights’ feature will next be seen in a six-episode drama series.</p>

<p>‘Breathe’ is from Blindspot duo Martin Gero and Brendan Gall and follows what happens after a small plane crashes in the middle of the Canadian wilderness. It revolves around a lone woman who must battle the elements and odds to survive.</p>

<p>We will get to see Melissa Barrera as Liv, a razor-sharp Manhattan attorney who finds herself out of her comfort zone when her small plane crashes in the Canadian wilderness, and she must battle for survival.</p>

<p>Also, Barrera will next be seen in Warners’ adaptation of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Broadway musical hit ‘In the Heights’, which will debut June 11. She recently wrapped filming Sony’s ‘Carmen’, a re-imagining of the classic opera. She will also be an important cast member of ‘Scream 5’ for creator Kevin Williamson.&nbsp;</p>


Netflix has now got on board Melissa Barrera for their upcoming drama series ‘Breathe’. The star of the upcoming ‘In the Heights’ feature will next be seen in a six-episode drama series.

Netflix has now got on board Melissa Barrera for their upcoming drama series ‘Breathe’. The star of the upcoming ‘In the Heights’ feature will next be seen in a six-episode drama series. ‘Breathe’ is from Blindspot duo Martin Gero and Brendan Gall and follows what happens after a small plane crashes in the middle of the Canadian wilderness. It revolves around a lone woman who must battle the elements and odds to survive. We will get to see Melissa Barrera as Liv, a razor-sharp Manhattan attorney who finds herself out of her comfort zone when her small plane crashes in the Canadian wilderness, and she must battle for survival. Also, Barrera will next be seen in Warners’ adaptation of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Broadway musical hit ‘In the Heights’, which will debut June 11. She recently wrapped filming Sony’s ‘Carmen’, a re-imagining of the classic opera. She will also be an important cast member of ‘Scream 5’ for creator Kevin Williamson.

‘In the Heights’ star Melissa Barrera cast in Netflix series ‘Breathe’

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