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Scott Kellerman Foley (born July 15, 1972) is an American actor and director. He is best known for his TV roles as Nick Blackburn on The Big Leap, Will Chase on Whiskey Cavalier, Henry Goodwin on the sitcom The Goodwin Games, Jake Ballard on Scandal, Patrick Devins on True Blood, Bob Brown on The Unit, Adam Sullivan on A.U.S.A., Sean Kelly on Scrubs, Noel Crane on Felicity, and a recurring role as Henry Burton on Grey's Anatomy. He wrote, produced, and directed the film Let's Kill Ward's Wife (2014). He starred in the film along with his wife, actress Marika Dominczyk and their son Keller; actor Patrick Wilson and his wife, actress Dagmara Dominczyk (Marika's older sister) and their son Kalin; actor James Carpinello and his wife, actress Amy Acker, and their daughter Ava; as well as actors Donald Faison, Greg Grunberg, Nicolette Sheridan, and Veronika Domińczyk (Marika's younger sister). He's been married to actress Marika Domińczyk since 2007 and they have 3 children. He was previously married to actress Jennifer Garner (m. 2000;div. 2004).
Years after surviving multiple Ghostface massacres, Sydney Prescott has finally built a quiet life in Pine Grove, Indiana, with her husband Mark and teenage daughter Tatum. But Tatum resents living in her mother's shadow and being treated as though she is destined to become the next victim of the Prescott family curse. When a new Ghostface begins murdering people and claims to be the supposedly deceased Stu Macher, Sydney's carefully constructed life collapses. As the killer uses terrifying AI recreations of Stu, Dewey, Jill, Roman, and Maureen to psychologically torment Sydney, suspicion falls on Tatum, whose unexplained whereabouts during the murders make her a potential suspect. The killings become increasingly personal, claiming Tatum's friends and eventually putting her entire family in danger. Sydney and Gale Weathers attempt to uncover the killer's identity while Tatum struggles to prove that she isn't responsible for the bloodshed surrounding her. Their investigation ultimately leads to a horrifying confrontation at Tatum's school auditorium, where the truth is revealed: the supposed Stu Macher is an elaborate deception, and three people—Chloe Parker, Sydney's neighbor Jessica Bowden, and drama teacher George Willis—are behind the new Ghostface attacks. Their goal is to reinvent Ghostface as "pure" terror, without the personal trauma or complicated motivations that characterized the previous killers. In the climactic battle, Sydney, Tatum, Gale, and Chad fight back against the killers, forcing Tatum to finally step out of her mother's shadow and become her own survivor. Although the massacre leaves devastating casualties—including Mark and Ben—the surviving characters emerge determined to end the cycle of Ghostface violence once and for all.
