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Anna Faris Names Her Price for Scary Movie Return

Actress discusses potential return to horror-comedy franchise citing financial incentives and desire to work with former co-star

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Anna Faris is best known for playing Cindy Campbell in the first four Scary Movie films. With a new Scary Movie now in the works, fans want to know – will Anna return? In a recent interview, Anna gave some clues about what it might take to see her back as Cindy.

When asked if she’d consider another Scary Movie, Anna joked that money would be a big factor in her decision. But she also said the most important thing would be working with her friend Regina Hall again. Regina played Brenda in the movies. “I had so much fun acting with Regina. She’s hilarious and we got along great on set,” Anna said.

Anna talked about how much the Scary Movie films meant to her career. “Those movies were like acting bootcamp for me. I learned so much about slapstick comedy and physical gags. I had to learn how to fall down, get hit in the head – all while making people laugh,” she explained. The movies launched Anna to fame when the first one came out in 2000.

Regina Hall also wants to revisit the franchise. She told Entertainment Tonight she’d “love to see where the characters are now.” Unfortunately, Anna and Regina weren’t in the last Scary Movie in 2013. Anna thinks the studio may have wanted to “start fresh” at that time.

As details about the planned new Scary Movie come out, fans are buzzing with questions. Will Anna and Regina reunite on screen? Anna’s comments make it sound like money and working with Regina again could convince her. Only time will tell if Cindy Campbell returns, but fans are crossing their fingers! While the new movie stays under wraps, Anna’s openness keeps hope alive that we may see her back in action once more.

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