Since Scream references movies like Friday the 13th, and Halloween, it made him want to go back and watch them, too. When he made it through Scream for the first time, he realized something: “It's like a gateway drug,” he says. While he eventually came around to the genre (he’s spent a large chunk of recent time catching up on classics that he missed, like Sam Raimi’s Army of Darkness), he still watches with his fingers in his ears and his hands partially blocking his eyes. I don't want to watch that movie.'" He was too afraid to watch horror movies until his early 20s. “I remember that scared the shit out of me when I was, like, four years old,” he says. Not long after the original film came out in 1996, a young Quaid encountered a Halloween trick-or-treater with a deluxe version of the iconic Ghostface mask: one where an attached tube pumped “blood” down its face.
STARRING IN A SCREAM MOVIE isn't where Quaid thought he'd end up. “It's not a negative thing either, it's just kind of. "It's an interesting thing to be a part of, because you're like, I don't know, you didn't ask for it, it just kind of happened,” he says. Quaid himself is a little baffled by the whole thing-but he'll take it. “If Jack's the bar for a modern heartthrob, then we're in a great place because he's such a kind, just wonderful soul,” Bettinelli-Olpin says. Jokes aside, the filmmakers agree could be onto something with the Jack Quaid thirst. The directors also happen to subscribe to got to be Jack, right?” Gillett jokes. Being a Nice Guy™ might mean something in a Scream movie-but it also might not. Think about how many times we all went back and forth on Billy Loomis in the original Scream, Derek in Scream 2, and Detective Mark Kincaid in Scream 3. But for 26 years, this series has taught viewers to suspect everyone-and to never let anyone off the hook until the end credits start to roll.
And he does-his role is Richie, the supportive and practical boyfriend of one of the central characters. You'd expect Quaid to play another Nice Guy™ in the new Scream, the fifth installment of the beloved meta-slasher whodunit series. "For me, personally, I liked that as someone who is basically Hollywood royalty he seemed like a genuinely nice & unassuming guy," the anonymous proprietor of the account says. It's hardly juicy gossip, but has become a fan. That post led to even more blind items about how goddamn nice this guy was. started posting about Quaid a year and change ago, when they received an e-mail from someone who claimed they met up with a friend who was on a date with him, and didn't even realize he was a famous actor because he was so nice and down to earth.
In a sea of juicy second-hand information that could expose affairs or ruin reputations, the most notable stories about Quaid are mainly that he's a good tipper and can be really chatty at parties. The 29-year-old star, son of actors Dennis Quaid and Meg Ryan, has become a fixture on the account that shares no-holds-barred user-submitted gossip-some good, a lot of it…not so much-to more than 1.3 million morbidly curious followers. IF YOU DIDN'T BELIEVE Jack Quaid was a nice guy from his roles in Amazon Prime Video's superhero send-up series The Boysor the underrated romantic comedy Plus One, then maybe you'll believe it from Instagram's hottest celebrity gossip source. Photograph: Angelo d'Agostino Fashion Stylist and Producer: Alexey Kazakov Hair Stylist: Sonia Lee Exclusive Artists using COSRX Grooming : Evgeniia Golyzhenkova using Chanel Beauty Photographer's assistant: Brandon Satterfield Stylist's assistant: Liza Abugova Retouching: Justin Hissey
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