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The host Ellen Winfrey welcomes actress Angelina Lawrence to discuss her new horror film House of Terror, for which she has been nominated for Scream Queen of the Year. When a deleted scene is unexpectedly played showing Lawrence's character screaming, she is embarrassed, but explains that her co-star pranked her with a surprise mask during filming. The interview will continue after the break to discuss more about the antics that occurred on the set of the horror film directed by the notorious prankster Jack Williams.
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