Scream Cast Portraits and Character Descriptions Released

The Scream Cast Stuns

MTV released the official cast portraits and character descriptions for the highly anticipated thriller, Scream, a TV series based on the popular horror franchise with the same name. The portraits feature series stars Belle Thorne as Nina, Willa Fitzgerald as Emma, Bex Taylor-Klaus as Audrey, Carlson Young as Brooke, Amadeus Serafini as Kieran, John Karna as Noah, and Connor Weil as Will. Take a look at the character portraits and details as well as a look at the updated iconic Scream mask for the new series below.

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Nina Patterson (Belle Thorne): Nina Patterson is the Queen Bee-yoch of GWHS, ruling her kingdom with a designer iron fist. Even her best friend Brooke describes her as “A spoiled sociopath with no impulse control.” So, not exactly someone you want to be frenemies with. For years, Nina relentlessly bullied Audrey, Noah, and a score of other underlings at GWHS. And now, well… karma’s a bitch.

Emma Duval (Willa Fitzgerald): The Good Girl. Emma is the peacemaker of her popular group. This might be due, at least in part, to Emma’s father walking out on her and her mother years ago. It’s been a rough road back to normalcy, but Emma is resilient and always tries to look for the good in people — something the killer takes advantage of.

Audrey Jensen (Bex Taylor-Klaus): Audrey is strong-minded and fearless, but sometimes her brash attitude gets her into trouble. She’s a social outsider at GWHS, a creative outcast who’s doing her best to be herself while pursuing her dream of being a filmmaker. She’s also figuring out her sexuality, which leads to a romantic tryst with another girl… and a cyber-bullying incident that kicks the whole story off.

Brooke Maddox (Carlson Young): Brooke Maddox is Nina’s second-in-command and heir apparent to her pink Prada throne. Always ready with biting commentary, Brooke appears to be a stereotypical mean-girl, but unlike Nina, Brooke is fiercely loyal to her friends… and for good reason. They’re effectively the only family she’s got. Her father, Quinn Maddox is Lakewood’s mayor and classic emotional black hole, while her jet-setting mom is perennially MIA.

Kieran Wilcox (Amadeus Serafini): Kieran is the mysterious charismatic loner. He’s the new guy in town, but he has no interest in joining the popular group, despite the fact that he and Emma have an instant chemistry..

Noah Foster (John Karna): Noah Foster is a prodigy, a boy genius who worships at the altar of all things nerd.  When he’s not working his after school job at the local comic shop, or hacking the servers at CERN just for shits and giggles, he’s obsessing over video games, anime, and above all else, horror movies.  But he doesn’t stop there, Noah has been fascinated with true-crime documentaries and serial killer lore ever since he was a kid, giving him insight and perspective on the events happening in Lakewood… maybe even a little too much?

Will Belmont (Connor Weil): Thoughtful, earnest and charming, Will Belmont is grade-A boyfriend material, or at least Emma certainly thinks so. Will and Emma have been dating seriously for over a year. But Emma’s faith is tested one too many times. When Will lets her down and Kieran comes to town, a love triangle forms.

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Maggie Duval (Tracy Middendorf): Maggie is Emma’s mother and Lakewood’s medical examiner. She’s worked hard to develop a close relationship with her daughter, but it hasn’t been easy since Emma’s father, Kevin Duval left them years ago. Though she’s happy to have found love with Sheriff Clark Hudson, Maggie hesitates to tell Emma, especially when a mysterious stalker from her past returns.

Sheriff Clark Hudson (Jason Wiles): After a stint in the military and a messy divorce, Sheriff Hudson started over in the quaint, quiet community of Lakewood. He’s a good cop but quickly feels overwhelmed as bodies start dropping. His job is made harder by pressure from the mayor to solve the latest murders before Lakewood loses its status as “a great place to live and invest.​​

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