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Kidnapping | Fire
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Best Screenplay | 1995 | Wes
Best Horror Film | 1995
Best Performance by a Younger Actor | 1995 | Miko
Best Music | 1995 | J. Peter
Best Film | 1995 | Wes
Best Feature | 1995 | Marianne
Budget 8,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 57,000,000 USD
In this film, Freddy is depicted much closer to what Wes Craven had originally intended for the character, much more menacing, much less comical, with an updated attire and appearance. However in 2015, before his death, he would admit he regretted changing his appearance and said: "If it ain't broke, don't fix it." Which was why he kept Ghostface's mask the same in every Scream movie.
The television show appearance was inspired by a real encounter. According to Wes Craven: "Robert Englund and I did an appearance together on public television in the San Francisco area. It was about whether this kind of movie was bad for children or not. There were parents in the audience and then kids. All the kids leaped to their feet and started chanting, 'Freddy! Freddy! Freddy!' I remember looking at the show host and the parents, and they all looked horrified."
The events in this film revolve around Heather Langenkamp having a stalker. In real life, she did have a stalker, and Wes Craven got her permission to weave it into the story.
Director Wes Craven had intended to ask Johnny Depp to make an appearance as himself in the funeral scene. Craven never worked up the courage to ask him, but after the film's release, they ran into each other. Craven asked Depp if he would have made an appearance in the movie and Depp said that he would have, and that Craven should have asked him.
In reality, Heather Langenkamp's real husband David LeRoy Anderson is a special effects man, as he is in the film.
"Heather Langenkamp: Every kid knows who Freddy is. He's like Santa Claus... or King Kong or..."
"Freddy Krueger: Miss me?"
