Courteney Cox and David Arquette Reunite!

The original cast from the 1996 movie Scream posed for a group photo on Wednesday evening in .

The Hollywood movie actors were at the premiere of Scream 7, which they all appear in to help celebrate 30 years of the blockbuster franchise.

made the rare move of being seen near her ex-husband David Arquette, with whom she has daughter Coco.

Also in the group image were several other original cast members. They were Neve Campbell, Matthew Lillard and Skeet Ulrich.

Scream 7 is scheduled to be released in theaters in the United States on February 27, 2026. Distributed by Paramount, the film will be available in premium large formats like IMAX.

Cox and Arquette - who did not pose side by side but rather with two co-stars between them - were wed from 1999 until 2013. She now dates Snow Patrol rocker Johnny McDaid.

The 1996 movie Scream was  

It also starred Rose McGowan and Drew Barrymore. 

Set in the fictional town of Woodsboro, California, the plot followed high school student Sidney Prescott (Campbell) and her friends, who, on the anniversary of her mother's murder, become the targets of a costumed serial killer. 

Scream 7 is directed by Williamson and stars several of the original cast members as well as Isabel May from the Yellowstone prequel 1883 and Mckenna Grace from the film Regretting You.

The horror film is about a new Ghostface killer who emerges in the quiet town where Sidney has built a new life.

Her darkest fears are realized as her daughter Tatum (played by May) becomes the next target. 

'Determined to protect her family, she must face the horrors of her past to put an end to the bloodshed once and for all,' the synopsis reads.

Campbell is reprising her role as Sidney Prescott in Scream 7, the latest movie in the slasher series, but insists that she has no regrets about not featuring in the 2023 Scream flick as she felt 'undervalued' by the salary offered by movie bosses.

Neve told CBS Mornings: 'When I made that decision, I just didn't think I could live with myself walking on set. I just didn't feel right. I just knew that my value to this franchise was bigger than what had been offered. For me, I needed to make that choice.'

The Lincoln Lawyer star admits that she feared the pay dispute would spell the end of her time in the Scream franchise – having first portrayed Sidney Prescott in the original 1996 film.

Campbell said: 'When I said goodbye to it, I thought that was it. I knew that there was a good chance that would be it.'

Asked if she was OK with the decision, Neve added: 'Well, I had to be. I mean, I was sad. When I knew they were having their first day of shooting and I wasn't there, I was like, 'That sucks'. But at the same time, I knew that my decision was right.

'And when I spoke out about it, it wasn't really to sort of rally everybody. It was really just my truth at the time, and the fact the people got behind me, I got lovely support, and that was nice. And I do feel that other people need to make those choices.'

Lillard found his return as Stu Macher in Scream 7 to be 'a risk [he] was excited to take'.

The 55-year-old actor is reprising his role as one of the Ghostface killers in the upcoming slasher, and with Stu having met his bloody end in the original Scream, Lillard is 'nervous' for audiences to see how the dead character returns.

Speaking with People, he said: 'I'm nervous, because at this point in my life, the only thing I can do is sort of ruin how people consider Stu. [Especially] if I come back and I suck or I was lame.

'I haven't seen the movie yet. I don't know if it works, but it's a risk. And it's a risk that I was excited to take. At the same time, I'm nervous to see the outcome. I hope people like it.'

Even so, the Five Nights At Freddy's star is confident Scream 7 will be 'fantastic'.

He added: 'I'm really excited for people to see it. It's not gonna ruin the franchise, that's the good news.'