Courteney Cox is reflecting on her time working alongside Scream franchise costar Hayden Panettiere, sharing memories of their collaboration following reports of Panettiere’s passing last month. Cox spoke with Entertainment Weekly at the Toronto International Film Festival, where she discussed their shared history on the horror series.
Courteney Cox Remembers Hayden Panettiere as Fun, Happy, and Smart
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