Were billy and stu gay

Ahead of the new “Scream,” out Friday, openly gay screenwriter of the first “Scream," Kevin Williamson, has confirmed that Billy (Skeet Ulrich) and Stu (Matthew Lillard), who are thought to be queer by many LGBTQ+ fan theorists, were based on infamous mass murderers Nathan Freudenthal Leopold Jr. and Richard Albert Loeb, both of whom. Lillard revealed that Billy and Stu were secretly an item during a panel appearance at Emerald City Comic Con (via Popverse).

“Stu and Billy were definitely gay,” he declared. Ahead of last year’s Scream () release, writer Kevin Williamson set the record straight and confirmed that the amorous relationship between Billy and Stu isn’t just meme-fodder. I think the relationship between Billy and Stu is a little queer-coded but I don’t think either of them were actually gay. Neve Campbell has revealed whether or not she agrees with theories that Billy and Stu were gay in the original Scream film.

Ever since Scream first came out in , there have been. And it was sort of a fascinating case study on double murderers. If you Google 'Leopold and Loeb,' you will see. And you'll read about it and you'll get, OK, that's Billy and Stu. Did Billy manipulate that? Billy was the one who had the mother. Billy was the one who was sort of orchestrating it. And Stu was the person who helped carry it out. So it sort of put Stu in that position of, what was his feelings toward his best friend?

That we do not know.

Not everyone wondered. Some just knew. And then just trying to survive until you can get out of that small town and be yourself and express yourself. But I think also just for anyone who has struggled with bullying or challenges, and in their youth especially. Battling Ghostface alongside the new teens is the legacy cast, which includes Campbell, Cox and, returning as deputy sheriff Dewey Riley, David Arquette. I think that was beautiful.

His affection for Sidney runs so deep that, as he watched her appear for the first time onscreen, jogging down the boardwalk with her baby carriage, turning to the camera to answer a call from Dewey, he cried.

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