David Arquette

David Arquette, an actor, director, producer, and retired professional wrestler, has had a multifaceted career in Hollywood and sports entertainment. Arquette made his debut in acting during the early 1990s. He quickly gained recognition for his role as Dewey Riley in the horror film "Scream," a part which he is set to reprise in the forthcoming fifth installment of the franchise. This role defined his career and led to him earning a Teen Choice Award and two Blockbuster Entertainment Awards.

Arquette's diverse roles extend beyond "Scream," allowing him to demonstrate his range as an actor in comedic and dramatic parts. He has appeared in films such as "Never Been Kissed," "3000 Miles to Graceland," "Hamlet 2," and "The Good Half." His television credits include the hit sitcom "Friends," where he played Phoebe’s love interest, Malcolm, as well as other shows like "Parenthood," "Medium," "Cougar Town," and "Dark Side of the Ring."

Arquette also explored professional wrestling, even winning the WCW World Heavyweight Championship in 2000. He embraced his wrestling past, returning to the ring in 2018 for a series of matches documented in the film "You Cannot Kill David Arquette." He announced his retirement from wrestling in June 2021, concluding an intriguing and controversial part of his career. Arquette's wrestling endeavors also extended to involvement in promotions like Impact Wrestling and Joey Janela's LA Confidential event.

Outside of acting and wrestling, Arquette has also made his mark as an entrepreneur and philanthropist. He co-founded the production company Coquette Productions with his former wife, Courteney Cox, producing successful shows and films. He has directed, written, and produced films like "The Tripper" and "Just Before I Go." Arquette has also been active in numerous charitable endeavors, including supporting causes related to mental health and environmental conservation. Furthermore, he's part owner of Bootsy Bellows, a nightclub in Los Angeles.