Roger L. Jackson will always have a strong connection to the Scream franchise with his history voicing the slasher icon Ghostface, but he wouldn’t have acquired the role without working on one of Tim Burton’s movies from the ’90s. By the time Scream debuted in 1996, Burton was best known for his work on titles like Pee-wee’s Big Adventure, Beetlejuice, Edward Scissorhands, two Batman movies, and The Nightmare Before Christmas (not as the director). Jackson, on the other hand, had only worked on video games through voice acting, but his career in movies and TV took off after working on a Burton movie.