Neve Campbell Reflects Back on her Popular Movies

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The Craft (1996)





I went to a 20-year Anniversary screening of The Craft last year at Hollywood Forever Cemetery with Rachel True and Robin Tunney and our director Andrew Flemming. It was pretty insane and I saw a lot of people wearing our school uniforms in the crowd.

They were getting a little drunk (laughs)... it was very fun and they were shouting our lines at the screen. I don't think I had realized how much of a cult classic the film is, so that was great to see.









Scream (1996)





Scream was an absolute blast. She shot in Santa Rosa, California outside of San Francisco for one summer and none of us thought it would be huge. We would hang out on set after long shoots all covered in blood and ask each other, "You think they'd do a Halloween costume?"

20-years later, I still see them.









Wild Things (1998)





It was a blast. We filmed in Miami and it was a real blast to get to work with Bill Murray, Kevin Bacon, Matt Dillon, Denise Richards...

I probably couldn't count how many times I've been asked, "How was it shooting that scene with Denise?" It was good (laughs).









The Company (2003)





The Company was a magical experience. It was my baby, I had felt that there had never been a movie about dance that was actually about the world of dance itself and acknowledged what amazing athletes and artists they are in a way I felt that they deserved.

I got to work with Robert Altman and the Joffrey Ballet. Barbara Turner, who was our writer, and I had been traveling back and forth to New York trying to convince Bob to direct the movie. At one point he said to me, "Neve, you better be able to dance because that's the only way I'll be able to make this movie."

I had dislocated my knee and been told I wouldn't be able to walk for 6 months, so I hid my brace in the hallway and didn't tell him. I managed to get very good physio and figured it out.

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