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Courteney Cox remembers Scream co-star Hayden Panettiere as wonderful actor

Courteney Cox remembers Scream co-star Hayden Panettiere as wonderful actor

Courteney Cox has shared her thoughts following the death of her Scream co-star Hayden Panettiere in August. Panettiere was 36.

Speaking to Entertainment Weekly, per Variety, Cox reflected on working with Panettiere on Scream VI. She called the late actor a wonderful performer. Cox said the last time they worked together they had a great time, describing Panettiere as fun, happy, and smart. She called the situation really sad and horrible.

The two first worked together on 2011's Scream 4, which was Panettiere's introduction to the horror franchise. They reunited for 2023's Scream 6.

Other tributes have continued across Hollywood. Recently, her co-stars from the series Heroes held a reunion to celebrate her life.

Jimmy Jean-Louis posted on X about the event, calling it deeply emotional. He said there was sadness but also love and gratitude as they remembered the beautiful moments shared. Jack Coleman, who played her father on Heroes, posted an emotional tribute on Instagram, saying he was heartbroken and had loved her since day one of the pilot 20 years ago.

Sources:Variety
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