I think a lot of people though that grew up as kids iincluding my self watching him as one of the high school friends of main character Sidney Prescott in Scream in 1996 who turns out to be a sadistic killer. Stu was one of the best characters in the Scream I am 36 years old now and still watch Scream from time to time and wasn’t big into the Scooby Doo films.
My mom tells me all the time I used to torture her with my Scooby Doo (2002) movie on vhs by watching it at least once a day sometimes 2 or 3 times. I love this movie no matter what anyone says. Definitely the definitive Shaggy.
Honestly I never cared for journalists in both the gaming or movie industry, heck I wouldn't care about a review on a painting, I rather give my own opinions after I experienced looking for myself
Seen every movie hes ever been in SLC punk being my absolute favorite.. hes also a phenomenal voice actor, as shaggy he did the voice so on point like legit soooo dam close to Casey Kasem.. In the movies he had the same mannerisms. Also absolutely loved him in scream and without a paddle. I really hope he gets more roles/VA jobs. I'd love a scooby 3
He was the best character in Scream. Stu was such a fun character that it caught you off guard that he was the killer. I still love the part where he is talking to Sydney on the phone, and she tells him she called the cops. It always makes me laugh.
He was really good in this show called "The Bridge", that came out like ten years ago. They canceled it after the second season, but the first season was so good.
Honestly I was not caught off guard. Because there was a scene where he talked almost passionately about carving someone’s guts out at the beginning of the movie
I hope that Matthew Lillard gets more roles in mainstream movies (even though he doesn’t need them) just so more people can appreciate his talent. I’m rooting for him to win an Oscar!!
@@GregMuniz7ep, and he's going to be a main part, too. He's playing none other than William Afton, who is the overarching villain of the series. Also, small correction, it's 5 Nights at Fridays.
I'm always ecstatic when I see Matthew pop up in a supporting role, no matter how minor it may seem. His cameo as the principal in "He's All That" was easily the best part, despite his minimal screentime.
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His next antagonist role might put a whole new generations eyes on him. He's playing the main villain, William Afton, in the 5 Nights at Freddy's movie.
@Carrissa Sky I never really played 5 nights at Freddy's but hearing how Matthew is gunna be the antagonist in that movie is really dang awesome :D I'm curious how it'll turn out thanks for the heads up
We saw him at a convention and a young girl with cancer waited in line to see him and he knelt down to her level to talk with her. Tell her how brave and strong she was, gave her a hug and asked her if he could take a picture with her. His interaction with her was one of the sweetest things I’ve seen a celebrity do.
@@contentcop man, watching that video that was the exact thing that was running through my mind! I truly hope it happens. He seems like such a great guy!
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I love Matthew Lillard. Glad he's gonna be in Five Nights at Freddy's. If I watch those movies, it'll be because of him. And I freaking love Without a Paddle. Such a funny movie. I don't wanna call it underrated because I hate when people use that word, but...
@@LordZolric couldn't tell you how many times I watched that movie with my childhood friend. That, a movie called Grind about skateboarding, and the first two Fast and Furious movies aka the only two good ones. Tokyo Drift was legit the last decent F&F movie
He was so much the embodiment of cool for me in the 90’s as a teenager that sometimes I forget the generation after us, a bunch of the kids originally remember him as Shaggy…. I always thought he was underrated and should have gotten more rolls into the 2000s, even Wes Craven predicted that Matthew Lillard would win an Oscar someday….that’s how much talent he saw in him
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I’m a gen z but a big Lillard fan. I’ve seen at least 7 movies of his. I will admit, I absolutely love Scooby doo so that is part of why I like him so much, but I also love his performance in scream and SLC punk. SUCH a good actor, wish I could meet him someday. I also wish more people could appreciate him especially those my age.
You can't help but root for him. I remember when my mom rented the Scooby-Doo moving from blockbuster. Like he is completely a part of my positive childhood memories
It's so refreshing to see an actor who is genuinely talented, but also humble. Also, that clip of him doing the Shaggy voice for the little girl was so precious 🥹.
I love watching him. I literally SCREAMED when I saw him in Twin Peaks. He seems to be such a wholesome and chill guy, he deserves the world and all the scooby snacks.
Did you watch "The Bridge"? Matthew Lillard was really good in that. It came out like ten years ago. The second season kinda fizzles out, but the first season is really good.
26:05 I was there when this happened! I was like 3 people behind that little girl in the line at Texas Frightmare Weekend in Dallas. It was one of the cutest and most wholesome things I've ever seen. I've met him 3 times and every interaction has been amazing, he truly tries his best to make every person he meets feel special and have their own unique interaction by far the nicest most down to earth celebrity I've ever met and one of the most charismatic humans I've ever met.
I love Matthew Lillard. I grew with him as Shaggy, one of my favourite characters of all time, and even though I haven't known him for much more, this video was great for catching up and getting to know a brief overview of his career. Especially, since he was cast in FNAF. I'm so glad how clean Matthew's career is, I'm proud that he's become an icon through his growth as an actor and filmmaker, and even his amazing family life. So refreshing to have people like him in not just the industry, but in general.
A lot of things happened to Matthew Lillard. He is such a kind, caring, charismatic guy and also a great actor. Probably one of the very best in the business.
I watched both live action Scooby Doo movies. I liked their crude CGI, and I did find it funny at the same time. Glad Mathew Lillard got to be in the FNAF Movie, and did a reference in the FNAF Movie when he was in the Scream movie.
Born in 1970..... Wow, I still think of this guy as being in his 30's. Seems like a good Guy, hope he launches his career again and we get to see a bit more of him.😊 Excellent to see he's married, with kids and just seems happy.
He was already 25/26 years old when he played Stu Macher one of Sidney Prescott’s close friends in high school in the 1996 horror slasher hit Scream and turns out to be one of the sadistic killers along with Skeet Ulrich’s Billy Loomis.
@@reddeviluk You're absolutely right however; Matthew himself is straight, he said his character, Stu from Scream is gay. The other commenter didn't fact check.
No matter what anyone says, My favorite Matthew Lillard role will always be Shaggy! He more than just nailed the part his performance was so phenomenal that he basically became Shaggy both physically and vocally!!! I mean Matthew's Shaggy will never be as iconic as Casey Kasem, But I consider Matthew's Shaggy to be the best "modern" version of the character!
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Grew up with his movies, especially SLC Punk and Hackers. He was everywhere for me and I love so many of his movies. Without a Paddle is 100% a cult classic now, that movie is great. Great cast, great soundtrack, & tons of quotes.
Seth Green, Matthew Lillard, Dax Shepard - all easy to name. Black Betty and Bump and Grind - super familiar to most everyone. You’re picking a super strange hill to die on by randomly refusing to accept that a stranger remembers a movie better than you. People are fuckin weird.
He was in Good Girls, I thought he did a really good job of making a side character very compelling. He's a great actor that seems to be the sort to see acting as his job and not his lifestyle.
I always love Matthew…he is always full of energy in whatever role he was playing. I soooo love him as Shaggy…he was perfect for the role. He was always so cute and I love his smile…it hits my heart watching this ❤
I cannot wait to see this man play William Afton in the FNAF movie, he’s such a great actor, I met him at a convention recently and he was one of the most genuine and sweetest guys I’ve ever met, I wish him the absolute best in his career. ❤️
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His role in Scream in 1996 as Stu Macher along with other actors Skeet Ulrich, Neve Campbell, Drew Barrymore, Courtney Cox among others made it a classic horror film. Matthew Lillard set the tone along with Skeet Ulrich as the two best serial killers in the series including Lillard who starts out in film like a sarcastic and funny character and friend to his close friends only to find out in the finale is a sadistic killer and enjoys killing no clear motive.
From eating Scooby Snacks to being the Man Behind the Slaughter, Matthew Lillard certainly has one hell of a career. I love him as an actor though, don't get me wrong, it's just man he's really everywhere isn't he?
His preformance in FNAF was simply amazing. It was THE BEST PART of the movie as he always is. I can't wait to see what they do with him in the next 2 movies.
I was waiting for the subject of his newest role to be touched on. Five Nights at Freddy's has catapulted Lillard back into relatively in a big way! Again, his performance being one of the highlights of the movie!
Thirteen Ghosts, Scooby Doo, SLC Punk, Without A Paddle were my favorite movies of Mathew lilliard until FNAF. FNAF is now part of my favorite movies of his
He has such a great role in Good Girls!! I was so excited when he appeared on screen! I adore him and I hope he does more TV roles (especially on a streaming sight) as well as movies! He’s truly an inspiration to a generation, and even future ones. I wasn’t born until 97 and I have seen nearly all his roles. I hope for his continued success!
I've met Matthew Lillard and he also signed my gfs Scooby-Doo doo backpack dudes nice and genuine funny and chill in person and I've never seen or heard of anyone saying he wasn't a joy to meet or talk to
Im so glad to hear he took over Shaggy. He really brought one of my favorite cartoons to life. The rest of the cast was overshadowed by his believability.
I really like this guy. I always thought he'd become a leading man, but he found a really cool niche nobody saw coming. He's so perfectly Shaggy that it's like something he was born to do.
I first saw Matthew Lillard in Thirteen Ghosts, you didn't speak enough about his part in that so I will. Matthew's character was Dennis Rafkin who is a psychic and helped Cyrus capture the ghosts, and by 'helped' I mean basically did all the work. So even though he wasn't in the movie as much as some of the other actors, he was one of the most important characters.
Has anyone ever said a bad thing about him? I think not. He's so likable and those who have worked with him talk so highly about how professional and nice he is. Especially for new actors who work with him. The way Dax Shepard speaks of him warms my heart.
@@crooster1 cracks me up all the praise he s getting here in comments, he s one of the worst actors ever, always overacting, not surprised at all nobody hires him anymore
Funnily enough, I asked myself this very question after rewatching the original Scream last week. Good to know y'all were on the ball reading my mind and giving me the answers I needed.
Wait, no mention of him being in the new Twin Peaks series???? That ok, shout to Matthew Lillard being the most successful person from Scream…second only to Courtney Cox, and I’d say that’s debatable. So proud of him.
Never meet your heroes unless it's Matthew Lillard. Met him a month ago at Comic Con, he was such a genuine soul. Little story time here. Someone in his line had a claustrophobic panic attack, Matthew actually got up from his desk and helped the young woman to safety. Made me and everyone in line there like him even more as a person. I am glad me and 150 other people got to meet him.
Not gonna lie I think his most underrated and really fucking fun movies are "Without paddle" (2004), The perfect Score (2004) and "She is all that" (1999) he was hilarious and great in those flicks. Especially "Without a paddle" is a hilarious gem of a movie, Seth green was also funny as always
I've always liked this dude. Two of my favorite movies of his, Scream and Without a Paddle, Guilty pleasure I guess but funny as hell none the less. It's definitely a comedy classic in my opinion.
I like to think that because he's taken on so many wacky roles, is the same reason why he's such a good husband and father. He gets all that energy out in those roles and goes home to be just a normal Joe. We love our overly zany and completely normal man.
Without a Paddle will always be a favourite comedy of mine. 3 leads, 3 different comedic styles that worked so well together… and yeah, that rainy cave scene is worth watching the whole movie for 😂 I’ve tried to describe it to people, and it’s hard to make it sound interesting or funny, but if you watch it, you get it lol
I met him once I got to hear the shaggy voice in person, he played with my dads beard and messed with my sisters pink hair it was amazing he’s so great and his hugs are amazing ❤
One of the big things he does nowadays is he is part of the company Beadle & Grimm with several of his friends making high quality collector boxes for Dungeons & Dragons and other TTRPG games. He's done some celebrity D&D chaity games and played Van Richten in the Realmsmith live play of the Curse of Strahd campaign. Matthew's still got the talent and charm as he plays with a group of gamers as the famed monster hunter NPC. I seriously enjoyed him in that and look forward to whenever they can have him on again.
Thank you so much for creating such a wonderful montage of one of my absolute favourite actors! This was enlightening and I have some new to me movies to watch!!
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I can’t believe critics hated scooby doo, one of the most iconic kids movies from the 2000’s
I think a lot of people though that grew up as kids iincluding my self watching him as one of the high school friends of main character Sidney Prescott in Scream in 1996 who turns out to be a sadistic killer. Stu was one of the best characters in the Scream I am 36 years old now and still watch Scream from time to time and wasn’t big into the Scooby Doo films.
My mom tells me all the time I used to torture her with my Scooby Doo (2002) movie on vhs by watching it at least once a day sometimes 2 or 3 times. I love this movie no matter what anyone says. Definitely the definitive Shaggy.
I really enjoyed the Live action films. But I really LOVE the 2nd film better
Honestly I never cared for journalists in both the gaming or movie industry, heck I wouldn't care about a review on a painting, I rather give my own opinions after I experienced looking for myself
Wasn’t just critics
Us 90s kids grew up with Matthew, we'll never let him disappear! outstanding actor
you got that right he's one of the last parts of us 90's kid's childhoods.
When my son is bothering my daughter, I always tell him liver alone and chuckle to myself. Also, for me, without a paddle, it is a comedy classic.
Seen every movie hes ever been in SLC punk being my absolute favorite.. hes also a phenomenal voice actor, as shaggy he did the voice so on point like legit soooo dam close to Casey Kasem.. In the movies he had the same mannerisms. Also absolutely loved him in scream and without a paddle. I really hope he gets more roles/VA jobs. I'd love a scooby 3
@@samuelmunoz1464”I don’t have to outrun the bear… I just have to outrun you…”
The funny part is Sket was meant to be the hot one in Scream but I always that Matthew was far more attractive.
He was the best character in Scream. Stu was such a fun character that it caught you off guard that he was the killer. I still love the part where he is talking to Sydney on the phone, and she tells him she called the cops. It always makes me laugh.
I love the part where he's like “my parents are gunna be SO MAD at me 😭😭”
He was really good in this show called "The Bridge", that came out like ten years ago. They canceled it after the second season, but the first season was so good.
Yeah, I still remember being in the theater, thinking "Wait, the one who's always laughing & joking around is gutting people?"
Scary movie kind of ruined the surprise for me
Honestly I was not caught off guard. Because there was a scene where he talked almost passionately about carving someone’s guts out at the beginning of the movie
I hope that Matthew Lillard gets more roles in mainstream movies (even though he doesn’t need them) just so more people can appreciate his talent. I’m rooting for him to win an Oscar!!
He’s about to be in 3 five nights at freddys movies
@@GregMuniz7ep, and he's going to be a main part, too. He's playing none other than William Afton, who is the overarching villain of the series.
Also, small correction, it's 5 Nights at Fridays.
@@carrissasky5635 actually, they meant like they are making 3 fnaf movies
@@carrissasky5635 5 nights at Friday's??
@@carrissasky5635 “Five nights at Friday’s?”😂
I'm always ecstatic when I see Matthew pop up in a supporting role, no matter how minor it may seem. His cameo as the principal in "He's All That" was easily the best part, despite his minimal screentime.
I will always think of him as Shaggy, but I also liked his role in Scream
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He is gonna be William afton in the FNAF movie
He's an incredibly underrated actor. I wish Scream made him a bigger icon because he's insane as an antagonist.
His next antagonist role might put a whole new generations eyes on him. He's playing the main villain, William Afton, in the 5 Nights at Freddy's movie.
@Carrissa Sky I never really played 5 nights at Freddy's but hearing how Matthew is gunna be the antagonist in that movie is really dang awesome :D I'm curious how it'll turn out thanks for the heads up
Lillard is much like Brendan Frazer to me. Both unsung heroes of cinema who has more talent than what hollywood gives them credit for.
In "Scream" he was actually so convincing as a creepy and crazy killer, its not easy to do play a psychopath
If you like him as a psycho you might like Patrick Bateman in American psycho
Or John doe in seven or the governor in the walking dead
We saw him at a convention and a young girl with cancer waited in line to see him and he knelt down to her level to talk with her. Tell her how brave and strong she was, gave her a hug and asked her if he could take a picture with her. His interaction with her was one of the sweetest things I’ve seen a celebrity do.
I love Matthew Lillard so much! It’s awesome to see content giving him the love he deserves!
I feel like he's getting close to having a brendan fraser level career come back.
@@contentcop man, watching that video that was the exact thing that was running through my mind! I truly hope it happens. He seems like such a great guy!
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I love Matthew Lillard. Glad he's gonna be in Five Nights at Freddy's. If I watch those movies, it'll be because of him.
And I freaking love Without a Paddle. Such a funny movie. I don't wanna call it underrated because I hate when people use that word, but...
I totally agree, that movie is awesome!
Same man
@@LordZolric couldn't tell you how many times I watched that movie with my childhood friend. That, a movie called Grind about skateboarding, and the first two Fast and Furious movies aka the only two good ones. Tokyo Drift was legit the last decent F&F movie
Very underrated actor. Playing Shaggy in Scooby Doo could have gone so wrong... But he absolutely nailed it.
He nailed it so much he's been Shaggy ever since!
@@rhodrage 😆👍
Turns out that he's been voicing Shaggy for a while.
@@osmanyousif7849 'Zoiks, I didn't know that" 😀👍
He was so much the embodiment of cool for me in the 90’s as a teenager that sometimes I forget the generation after us, a bunch of the kids originally remember him as Shaggy…. I always thought he was underrated and should have gotten more rolls into the 2000s, even Wes Craven predicted that Matthew Lillard would win an Oscar someday….that’s how much talent he saw in him
John Hoyt was in the big combo 1955 with Richard conte Cornel Wilde lee van cleef Brian donlevy robert Middleton whit bissell ted de Corsia phllip van zandt ray spiker Steve carruthers Russell Custer Jakob gimpel James conaty Donna drew Helena stanton Helen Walker jean Wallace Adrian Dunbar conleth hill ciaran hinds Richard dormer directed by Joseph h Lewis produced by Sidney Harmon cinematography by John Alton editing by robert s elsen music by David Raskin second unit director or assistant director by Robert h justman Mack v Wright
I’m a gen z but a big Lillard fan. I’ve seen at least 7 movies of his. I will admit, I absolutely love Scooby doo so that is part of why I like him so much, but I also love his performance in scream and SLC punk. SUCH a good actor, wish I could meet him someday. I also wish more people could appreciate him especially those my age.
Such an underrated actor who deserved far much more.
Now he’s more of a voice actor
You can't help but root for him. I remember when my mom rented the Scooby-Doo moving from blockbuster. Like he is completely a part of my positive childhood memories
I remember him more from Scream in 1996
It's so refreshing to see an actor who is genuinely talented, but also humble. Also, that clip of him doing the Shaggy voice for the little girl was so precious 🥹.
Matt’s voice/acting range is top tier and underrated.
I love watching him. I literally SCREAMED when I saw him in Twin Peaks. He seems to be such a wholesome and chill guy, he deserves the world and all the scooby snacks.
Indeed. And your nod to Scream wasn't lost on me.
Did you watch "The Bridge"? Matthew Lillard was really good in that. It came out like ten years ago. The second season kinda fizzles out, but the first season is really good.
When he was crying in the interrogation room and said “Scuuuuuba diving” I lost it 😂
26:05 I was there when this happened! I was like 3 people behind that little girl in the line at Texas Frightmare Weekend in Dallas. It was one of the cutest and most wholesome things I've ever seen. I've met him 3 times and every interaction has been amazing, he truly tries his best to make every person he meets feel special and have their own unique interaction by far the nicest most down to earth celebrity I've ever met and one of the most charismatic humans I've ever met.
I love Matthew Lillard. I grew with him as Shaggy, one of my favourite characters of all time, and even though I haven't known him for much more, this video was great for catching up and getting to know a brief overview of his career. Especially, since he was cast in FNAF. I'm so glad how clean Matthew's career is, I'm proud that he's become an icon through his growth as an actor and filmmaker, and even his amazing family life. So refreshing to have people like him in not just the industry, but in general.
Dude seems like he would be a solid best friend. SLC Punk will always remain in the top 20 movies all time for me.
I loved that movie
I think it’s funny he’s played multiple alternative looking characters. He pulls off the look well.
A lot of things happened to Matthew Lillard. He is such a kind, caring, charismatic guy and also a great actor. Probably one of the very best in the business.
I watched both live action Scooby Doo movies. I liked their crude CGI, and I did find it funny at the same time. Glad Mathew Lillard got to be in the FNAF Movie, and did a reference in the FNAF Movie when he was in the Scream movie.
I was so happy he got casted in fnaf. He totally deserves to be in a growing franchise, especially one like freddies.
Born in 1970..... Wow, I still think of this guy as being in his 30's.
Seems like a good Guy, hope he launches his career again and we get to see a bit more of him.😊
Excellent to see he's married, with kids and just seems happy.
@@RoshanAntonyTauro so.... As long as he and his wife are happy, good for them.
He was already 25/26 years old when he played Stu Macher one of Sidney Prescott’s close friends in high school in the 1996 horror slasher hit Scream and turns out to be one of the sadistic killers along with Skeet Ulrich’s Billy Loomis.
@@RoshanAntonyTauro He said Stu his character from Scream is gay. Matthew himself from all accounts is not. Please fact check your sources.
@@reddeviluk You're absolutely right however; Matthew himself is straight, he said his character, Stu from Scream is gay. The other commenter didn't fact check.
No matter what anyone says, My favorite Matthew Lillard role will always be Shaggy! He more than just nailed the part his performance was so phenomenal that he basically became Shaggy both physically and vocally!!!
I mean Matthew's Shaggy will never be as iconic as Casey Kasem, But I consider Matthew's Shaggy to be the best "modern" version of the character!
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SLC Punk. What an absolute masterpiece of a film and one of his best acting roles.
I will watch anything with Matthew Lillard in it because I know that there will be at least one amazing performance.
Grew up with his movies, especially SLC Punk and Hackers. He was everywhere for me and I love so many of his movies. Without a Paddle is 100% a cult classic now, that movie is great. Great cast, great soundtrack, & tons of quotes.
List the main cast members, 2 tracks and 2 quotes
Seth Green, Matthew Lillard, Dax Shepard - all easy to name. Black Betty and Bump and Grind - super familiar to most everyone. You’re picking a super strange hill to die on by randomly refusing to accept that a stranger remembers a movie better than you. People are fuckin weird.
@Asphalt Annihilator lmao fr. Without a paddle is for sure a cult classic. I can read a river better than you Can a book.
@@asphaltannihilator157 For grins, what are some of your favorite quotes/ lines?
and now he's the man behind the slaughter
One of my all time favourite actors
He was in Good Girls, I thought he did a really good job of making a side character very compelling. He's a great actor that seems to be the sort to see acting as his job and not his lifestyle.
Some would say, he always comes back.
Matthew always comes back
I always love Matthew…he is always full of energy in whatever role he was playing. I soooo love him as Shaggy…he was perfect for the role.
He was always so cute and I love his smile…it hits my heart watching this ❤
Matthew lillard is one of my favorite actors. He’s so underrated.
Without a Paddle is a classic, it is one of a few actual "hidden gems" left
I cannot wait to see this man play William Afton in the FNAF movie, he’s such a great actor, I met him at a convention recently and he was one of the most genuine and sweetest guys I’ve ever met, I wish him the absolute best in his career. ❤️
I was obsessed with Lillard after Scream came out! I sought out movies he was in, even if it was one scene. ❤️
Matthew is awesome! He seems so legit and down to earth.
My thoughts exactly.
He was fantastic as Shaggy in the Scooby Doo movies. Iconic performance
Agreed, talk about hitting the casting jackpot!
@@trinaq👍👍. Perfect casting
John Hoyt was in baby face nelson 1957 with Mickey Rooney Jack Elam Leo Gordon sir Cedric hardwicke Elisha cook jr Emile Meyer George e stone Tom fadden Gil Perkins frank hagney Carolyn jones Tara Lynne o neill sol gross frank mills Charles Sullivan duke Mitchell dick Crockett joe hicks Sam Bozaiano Paul baxley Kenneth Patterson directed by don Siegel produced by al zimbalist Cinematography by Hal mohr music by van Alexander
The fact he voices Shaggy in the cartoons is just insane awesome. I don't know of any actor that also does VA for the cartoon role.
His role in Scream in 1996 as Stu Macher along with other actors Skeet Ulrich, Neve Campbell, Drew Barrymore, Courtney Cox among others made it a classic horror film. Matthew Lillard set the tone along with Skeet Ulrich as the two best serial killers in the series including Lillard who starts out in film like a sarcastic and funny character and friend to his close friends only to find out in the finale is a sadistic killer and enjoys killing no clear motive.
I love how this video is made before the announcement of Matthew in Five Nights at Freddy's. he's literally back
Dude. Matthew was Afton well before he was Afton. Truly "I always come back!" Showing up in Scream, Scream 2 and Scream 5. Lmfao
*He always comes back, my friend.*
He will Always COME BACK
From eating Scooby Snacks to being the Man Behind the Slaughter, Matthew Lillard certainly has one hell of a career. I love him as an actor though, don't get me wrong, it's just man he's really everywhere isn't he?
The Matthew Lilliard biopic-video I never imagined I'd see someday. I always like seeing him on screen.
His preformance in FNAF was simply amazing. It was THE BEST PART of the movie as he always is. I can't wait to see what they do with him in the next 2 movies.
I was waiting for the subject of his newest role to be touched on. Five Nights at Freddy's has catapulted Lillard back into relatively in a big way! Again, his performance being one of the highlights of the movie!
He is such a dope actor he never gives up even if he was in some bad movies. And i am glad he enjoys being shaggy and not be embrassed by it.
He did amazing in the fnaf movie giving his boyish charm as Steve raglan but that threatening tone when he is William /springtrap
I just want to give him a hug lol. That dude was a quintessential part of my childhood in the 90’s
Thirteen Ghosts, Scooby Doo, SLC Punk, Without A Paddle were my favorite movies of Mathew lilliard until FNAF.
FNAF is now part of my favorite movies of his
Matthew Lillard gave me a hug at a Q&A. He is a national treasure!
good for you
He has such a great role in Good Girls!! I was so excited when he appeared on screen! I adore him and I hope he does more TV roles (especially on a streaming sight) as well as movies! He’s truly an inspiration to a generation, and even future ones. I wasn’t born until 97 and I have seen nearly all his roles. I hope for his continued success!
I've met Matthew Lillard and he also signed my gfs Scooby-Doo doo backpack dudes nice and genuine funny and chill in person and I've never seen or heard of anyone saying he wasn't a joy to meet or talk to
I love the Scream & Scooby Doo franchises & it was sweet watching him interact with that little girl.
Underrated treasured actor that seemed to be in a happy spot as shaggy. Miss him and hope he gets a comeback
Im so glad to hear he took over Shaggy. He really brought one of my favorite cartoons to life. The rest of the cast was overshadowed by his believability.
And once again he gave his all in the fnaf film and really did an amazing job. Would love to get to meet lillard at a con in the future.
So glad you included that clip with him meeting the fan, it’s so adorable 🥰
I really like this guy. I always thought he'd become a leading man, but he found a really cool niche nobody saw coming. He's so perfectly Shaggy that it's like something he was born to do.
I first saw Matthew Lillard in Thirteen Ghosts, you didn't speak enough about his part in that so I will. Matthew's character was Dennis Rafkin who is a psychic and helped Cyrus capture the ghosts, and by 'helped' I mean basically did all the work. So even though he wasn't in the movie as much as some of the other actors, he was one of the most important characters.
Has anyone ever said a bad thing about him? I think not. He's so likable and those who have worked with him talk so highly about how professional and nice he is. Especially for new actors who work with him. The way Dax Shepard speaks of him warms my heart.
You kidding right? He is annoying, overact can play ONE role. Understandable we dont see him anymore tbh.
@@crooster1 right there with you. Can't stand that guy. I'd rather watch Freddie Prinz Jr act....eeesh
@@crooster1 cracks me up all the praise he s getting here in comments, he s one of the worst actors ever, always overacting, not surprised at all nobody hires him anymore
@@stanleykubik1778 overacting is very much not a thing. And Matthew is going to be William Afton so I wouldn’t say he’s not getting cast…
That little gem of him sharing his shaggy voice with the little girl was truly a performance for two. So sweet! What an endearing awesome guy!
Funnily enough, I asked myself this very question after rewatching the original Scream last week. Good to know y'all were on the ball reading my mind and giving me the answers I needed.
I love Scooby Doo movies as a child. Matthew Lillard killed it playing Shaggy.
He is back..
he always come back
he always does.
@@aquanas he always come
Lillard is great! Highly underrated. I LOVED HIM IN 13 GHOST.
I love Matthew Lillard in everything he does. He's an awesome guy too and down to earth.
same
SLC Punk should have been a hit. So under rated. Always thought he could play the Joker as well.
There is a movie Mount Rushmore of perfect movie castings and Matthew Lillard as Shaggy is absolutely the first face on it!
matthew lillard is infinitely rewatchable...hes delightfully unproblematic.
Wait, no mention of him being in the new Twin Peaks series???? That ok, shout to Matthew Lillard being the most successful person from Scream…second only to Courtney Cox, and I’d say that’s debatable. So proud of him.
He always comes back
Without a paddle is one of my favourites. It's super rewarchable. Lillard delivered a great performance there too.
When I worked at Best Buy in Pasadena, he was one of our regular customers. Really humble and nice
To answer the question for this video he's simply rotting away in a decaying bunny suit in an abandoned 80's Pizzeria
Don't worry. He always comes back.
Never meet your heroes unless it's Matthew Lillard. Met him a month ago at Comic Con, he was such a genuine soul. Little story time here. Someone in his line had a claustrophobic panic attack, Matthew actually got up from his desk and helped the young woman to safety. Made me and everyone in line there like him even more as a person. I am glad me and 150 other people got to meet him.
Not gonna lie I think his most underrated and really fucking fun movies are "Without paddle" (2004), The perfect Score (2004) and "She is all that" (1999) he was hilarious and great in those flicks. Especially "Without a paddle" is a hilarious gem of a movie, Seth green was also funny as always
i just love the fact that he was in the fnaf movie, i couldn’t stop thinking of shaggy but he was so good in it
He's also amazing in his small roll in Twin Peaks the Return
I will never forget my awe when I realized Matthew played both Stu from ,'Scream' and Shaggy in live-action 'Scooby-Doo'. It blew my mind
Scream was honestly my first time seeing Matthew Lillard and I had Scooby-Doo on VHS.
He’s such a good actor and thankfully he’s coming back HE ALWAYS COMES BACK if you know what I mean
I know it's silly, but knowing that he's doing just fine... It's reassuring you know? I'm happy for him. 😊
I've always liked this dude. Two of my favorite movies of his, Scream and Without a Paddle, Guilty pleasure I guess but funny as hell none the less. It's definitely a comedy classic in my opinion.
I hated everyone for constantly telling me to watch SLC
Now I watch it at least once a year
I like to think that because he's taken on so many wacky roles, is the same reason why he's such a good husband and father. He gets all that energy out in those roles and goes home to be just a normal Joe. We love our overly zany and completely normal man.
Without a Paddle will always be a favourite comedy of mine. 3 leads, 3 different comedic styles that worked so well together… and yeah, that rainy cave scene is worth watching the whole movie for 😂 I’ve tried to describe it to people, and it’s hard to make it sound interesting or funny, but if you watch it, you get it lol
But my baaaaahhhhdyyyy.
My baaaaaaahhhdyyyy, is tellin me yeeeeeeeeahhh!
SLC Punk!!! That movie alone makes Mathew one of my favorite actors. And Without Limits is a great movie too.
He was great in most of his movies in my opinion. he was good in the new movie Five Nights At Freddy's, as well...
I met him once I got to hear the shaggy voice in person, he played with my dads beard and messed with my sisters pink hair it was amazing he’s so great and his hugs are amazing ❤
The 2000s kids grew up with shaggy matthew
*2023 KIDS GREW UP WITH WILLIAM AFTON MATTHEW*
He always find a way to elevate whatever he's on. Hackers was just perfect casting.
He was great as Christina Hendricks' husband in the TV series "Good Girls". He's talented and so underrated
Ever since I saw his performance in hackers I’ve been a huge fan and always get excited to see him in tv and movies.
One of the big things he does nowadays is he is part of the company Beadle & Grimm with several of his friends making high quality collector boxes for Dungeons & Dragons and other TTRPG games. He's done some celebrity D&D chaity games and played Van Richten in the Realmsmith live play of the Curse of Strahd campaign. Matthew's still got the talent and charm as he plays with a group of gamers as the famed monster hunter NPC. I seriously enjoyed him in that and look forward to whenever they can have him on again.
Thank you so much for creating such a wonderful montage of one of my absolute favourite actors! This was enlightening and I have some new to me movies to watch!!
He’s a solid actor, I think if something like what happened to Brendan Fraser happened to him, people would rally around him the same way.