With her luck, Tori Spelling<\/a> would get teased in the script of Scream<\/a>. Luckily, she didn’t take the diss personally.<\/p>\n Spelling went on Hate to Break It to Ya<\/a>, a podcast hosted by Scream actor Jamie Kennedy, and discussed the film. The Beverly Hills, 90210 star shared that she auditioned for the movie and saw a line in the script making fun of her.<\/p>\n In the 1996 slasher, Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell<\/a>) is talking with her best friend Tatum Riley (Rose McGowan<\/a>) and Tatum’s deputy sheriff brother Dewey (David Arquette<\/a>). Tatum suggests that a movie should be made about Sidney’s life, to which she responds, “With my luck, they’d cast Tori Spelling.”<\/p>\n Spelling went ahead with the audition, although her manager suggested she should pull out.<\/p>\n “My whole life has been a diss, so, like, self-deprecating came at a young age to me, like, because people made fun of me like that,” she said. “I\u00a0looked at that and I wasn’t like, ‘Oh my god, that hurts.’ I was like, ‘Oh yeah, story of my life. That’s funny. I get it. I’m there.'”<\/p>\n The Troop Beverly Hills star did not get Scream, but being a good sport helped her land a small part in the sequel.<\/p>\n Scream 2 calls back to the moment in the first film when Sidney suggests Spelling might play her. Spelling plays a version of Sidney in Stab, the movie within the movie.<\/p>\n Moviestore\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n Tori Spelling as Sidney Prescott in ‘Stab,’ the movie within ‘Scream 2’<\/p><\/div>\n<\/div>\n