Fangoria reported that Ulrich will reunite with Matthew Lillard, David Arquette, Jamie Kennedy and other franchise veterans at Midsummer Scream in Long Beach. The event includes cast appearances, photo opportunities and programming celebrating three decades of the original film.
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A critic who viewed the abandoned workprint said production stopped before the climax was filmed, leaving the Ulrich-led version incomplete. Because Josh Jackson replaced Ulrich during extensive reshoots, the ending from the released movie could not simply be attached to the earlier material.
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Skeet Ulrich has offered an update on the development of Five Nights at Freddy’s 3. During a June 2026 Q&A, Ulrich said the third installment was awaiting a new script and discussed the film’s ongoing development. The update provides a fresh look at the status of the potential sequel and Ulrich’s return as Henry Emily.
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Ulrich and Lillard hosted a sold-out 30th-anniversary screening at the Texas Theatre in Dallas during Texas Frightmare Weekend. The actors shared production memories and jokes while providing their first official live commentary for the 1996 horror film.
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Grace said she met Ulrich on the Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 set while carrying a bag decorated with his and Matthew Lillard’s faces. Director Emma Tammi introduced them after learning that Grace was an enthusiastic Scream fan, making the encounter both exciting and slightly embarrassing for her.
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Ulrich said his return as Billy Loomis was originally envisioned as a three-film storyline in which Billy’s influence gradually pushed his daughter Sam toward becoming a killer. That direction was dropped after Melissa Barrera left the franchise and Scream 7 was reworked around a different story.
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KSAT’s SA Live featured a joint interview with Ulrich and Lillard timed to the sequel’s theatrical release. The segment focused on the former Scream costars appearing together in another major horror franchise nearly three decades later.
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The longtime friends appeared together on the Hollywood red carpet almost 30 years after playing Billy Loomis and Stu Macher in Scream. In the Freddy’s sequel, Ulrich joins the franchise as Henry Emily while Lillard returns as William Afton.
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Lillard said the creative team envisioned a continuing storyline for his William Afton and Ulrich’s Henry Emily if the films succeeded. He also described Ulrich as a close friend whose commitment to horror fans made him a strong choice for the role.
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