Anna Faris recently disclosed that a scene featuring a blatant takedown of Melania Trump was removed from "Scary Movie," the sixth installment in the long-running spoof franchise. The film recently topped the box office with a $54 million debut, marking a strong commercial performance for the series. In a new interview with Dexerto, Faris discussed the production details and the specific creative choices that were ultimately edited out of the final cut.
During the conversation, the actor explained her efforts to shape her character’s political alignment before the scene was deleted. She noted that she "was always pushing for Cindy to be classic MAGA rabbit [……]" while working on the project. The proposed segment would have directly targeted the former first lady, but studio editing decisions ultimately prevented its inclusion in the released version.
The removal of the material illustrates how post-production changes frequently impact original creative intentions in major franchise releases. Despite the excised content, the sixth entry continues to perform well commercially following its successful opening weekend. Faris’s remarks provide a behind-the-scenes look at how comedic portrayals are adjusted during filming and editing phases. Her recollection of the deleted political reference remains documented solely through recent media coverage rather than the theatrical film itself.
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