David Arquette shared the moment he learned his beloved character would die: "I haven't talked about it much. It's a very fresh wound. They had not given me a heads-up, so I was like [mimes thumbing through the script], 'Wow, Dewey's got some good stuff to play this time!' And then, 'Oh, that's why!' I had to put it down, I had to walk around and kind of process it. I understood where they were coming from, as far as gutting their audience. It was hard. It's been such an ongoing film series throughout my life, 25 years of my life, so it definitely cut deep." He also said this about filming the scene: "That morning, I got up, cooked myself some breakfast, and then I went to work and did the scene. I didn't know exactly what was going to happen. We amped up the fight scene a little because I'm a professional wrestler. We made it a little more intense. If you have a lot of action, you're going to get banged up a little, and if you have blood on you, the longer it goes it's just kind of sticky and uncomfortable. So you've got to get into a Zen place, so you're not angry. And I was angry anyway. So I just had to get into a real Zen place, just breathe through and know that this will be over soon. But it was emotional. I did it, and I hopped in my car, drove home, washed all the blood off, and that was it. I packed up a few things and then hit the road."

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