into a little girl and claims her curse is broken, but changes back to her monstrous form and says she was “just screwing on them”. As she advances on Cindy and the others, President Harris opens a door and accidentally knocks her into the well. The aliens leave in peace, and Cindy and George get married. Leaving for their honeymoon, they realize they left Cody behind. After Cindy avoids hitting Cody at an intersection, Cody breathes a sigh of relief and another car strikes him. Cast Anna Faris as Cindy Campbell Charlie Sheen as Tom Logan Regina Hall as Brenda Meeks Simon Rex as George Logan Leslie Nielsen as President Baxter Harris Queen Latifah as Aunt Shaneequa/The Oracle, based on The Oracle from The Matrix Anthony Anderson as Mahalik Kevin Hart as CJ Iz Camryn Manheim as Trooper Champlin George Carlin as The Architect, based on the architect from The Matrix Eddie Griffin as Orpheus, based on Morpheus from The Matrix Pamela Anderson as Becca Kotler Jenny McCarthy as Katie Embry Drew Mikuska as Cody Campbell Denise Richards as Annie Logan D. L. Hughley as John Wilson Ja Rule as Agent Thompson Darrell Hammond as Father Muldoon Jeremy Piven as Ross Giggins Tim Stack as Carson Ward Simon Cowell as Himself Marny Eng as Tabitha, based on Sadako Yamamura from The Ring Naomi Lawson-Baird as girl form of Tabitha Edward Moss as MJ Alien Ajay Naidu as Sayaman Tom Kenny and Derek Stephen Prince as the voice of the Aliens Jianna Ballard as Sue Logan, based on the Abigail Breslin character Bo Hess from Signs Rapper cameos As well as in "The Rap Battle", several actual rappers assist in the confrontation with the aliens and a subsequent shootout amongst themselves. Master P RZA Raekwon Method Man Redman Macy Gray U-God Fat Joe Production On November 22, 2002 Dimension Films announced a third Scary Movie without the Wayans brothers returning. The movie was given the title Scary Movie 3: Episode I — Lord of the Brooms, and the movie was supposed to spoof the Star Wars, Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter franchises. Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer were the writers of the movie. David Zucker was going to shoot that script but eventually decided to not use it. Filming started on March 12, 2003 and wrapped on July 16, 2003. The movie was shot in British Columbia and in