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| “ | I did not f--k that pig Milton to get a leading role just to die here with second-rate celebrities like you! | „ |
| ~ Angelina reveals how she got the main part, implying that she wanted to kill Milton regardless to her and Gaston's killing spree. |
| “ | There's only room for one star in the sky, and let's face it, fake Sidney, your ingenue days are over | „ |
| ~ Angelina to Sidney, moments before assaulting her. |
Angelina Tyler is the secondary antagonist in Friends I Don't Have - The Most Dangerous Movie, the third installment of Friends I Don't Have. She's a composite character of Angelina Tyler and Jill Roberts from the canon Scream franchise.
She was portrayed by Emma Roberts, who also portrayed Jill Roberts in the canon franchise.
What Makes Her Heinous?[]
- Joined Gaston Roberts' plan to murder Sidney, his own cousin, fully aware of his demonic nature.
- Murdered Christine while she was in the shower, and then lured Joel to Christine's house in order to kill him in a rather brutal way. She even went as far as mocking him by imitating Gale's voice.
- Pretended she was kidnapped in order to lure her ex-boyfriend Dennis to his fiery death.
- Murdered Tyson, the nicest Stab 3 cast member, more brutally than the canon Roman.
- Her masterplan was to murder Sidney and frame Gaston, which means she was never loyal to her partner, and also that her twisted worshiping to Sidney is anything but love.
- Her only motive to murder Sidney was to become the one true Sidney instead of the original, which can be argued as a god complex.
- Her complete selfishness stands in sharp contrast to Roman's choice to be a good brother and try to fix things instead of how his canon version turned out to be. While Roman could've become a serial killer, but chose to be a good person, Angelina was a relatively successful actress who chose to be a serial killer with a rather lame excuse.
- Being exploited by Milton in a sexual way doesn't make her tragic, because her cruelty and selfishness make her impossible to sympathize.
Trivia[]
- Angelina's behavior is akin to a narcissistic fan who wants to murder her worship interest in order to make sure that if she can't have something, no one else would.
- Angelina is the second Ghostface who falls under Adaptational Villainy (predated by Tatum Riley and followed by Samantha Carpenter), and the first composite character among the killers. She's also the second villainous composite character as a whole, predated by Elizabeth Murphy, who's a composite character of Sister Murphy and Haley Meyers.
- Angelina is the first Ghostface in the franchise so far whose actress has already portrayed a different Ghostface in the canon.
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| Friends I Don't Have Villains | ||
| Ghostfaces (Main Universe)
Tatum Riley | Stu Macher | Scott Riley | Ted Prince | Gaston Roberts | Angelina Tyler | Jill Roberts | Charlie Walker | Ian Mercer | Samantha Carpenter| Norman Shelby| Jason Carvey | Walter Birkin | Wayne Bailey | Quinn Bailey Ghostfaces (Extended Universe) Elizabeth Murphy | John Milton | Bartholomew Morgenshtern | Vince Schneider | ||