Why did Courteney Cox and David Arquette name their 5-year-old daughter Coco?

“It’s sort of an abbreviation of ‘COurtney COx’ … ‘CoCo’,” Arquette, 38, explained Tuesday on Lopez Tonight.

He is now at work on Scream 4, which is slated to hit screens next April.

“It’s been a lot of fun,” he said. “I love it.” The horror film series has special meaning for him: He met his wife Cox, 45, shooting the first installment in 1996.

“I stalked her,” he said. “She would go away and fly back. I was stuck at the hotel and then I would wait for her car to come and as soon as she got in the door, I would [pick up the phone]. ‘What are you doing?’ and she’s like ‘Are you stalking me?’ and I was like, ‘Exactly!'”

He said he didn’t intend to play the role of goofy cop “Deputy Dewey.”

“When I first went out, they wanted me for the part of ‘Billy’ … Skeet Ulrich ended up doing that,” he said. “I was like, ‘I wanna play Dewey!’ He was like, ‘That’s a nothing role, what are you talking about?’ And I said, ‘I get to kiss Courtney Cox … I wanna play that role!'”

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To celebrate the Easter season and help kick-off National Autism Awareness Month, Lindt is hosting an online auction benefiting Autism Speaks.  Beginning April 1, Lindt Chocolate will auction off porcelain versions of the iconic Lindt Gold Bunny at www.ebay.com/lindtgoldbunny.  Each bunny has been autographed by a celebrities like Debra Messing, Tom Hanks, Susan Sarandon, Heidi Klum, Courteney Cox Arquette and more, 100 percent of the auction proceeds will be donated to Autism Speaks.

This is the second year Lindt has partnered with Autism Speaks to help families impacted by autism and to support autism awareness efforts.  In addition to the auction, Lindt is supporting the non-profit through donations from sales of Lindt Gold Bunny and through e-card donations.