@m4rtianmanchild It feels so wrong how even when it’s not usually Shaggy and Scooby or Fred and the girls no “unusual pair” can’t talk about anything but solving mysteries
@theworld_ender While I have my opinions about the first live action movies I’m obsessed with how detailed and exaggerated the villains look. As a kid I wanted to see the original 1969 show but see the cast from Monsters Unleashed solve the mysteries.
Toy Story, Princess Bride and Young Sheldon Icon, Wallace Shawn Turns 83 Years Old! 🎂🎬
Wallace Shawn has built a wonderfully distinctive career through characters filled with wit, eccentricity, and unmistakable personality. He remains especially beloved as the endlessly quotable Vizzini in The Princess Bride and as the lovable, anxious Rex throughout the Toy Story franchise. His memorable work in Clueless, Young Sheldon, and Star Trek: Deep Space Nine has also helped introduce his unique comic style and unmistakable voice to several generations of viewers.
His résumé stretches across comedy, drama, science fiction, family films, and animation, showing just how versatile he has been throughout his career. From Cyrus Rose in Gossip Girl and Gilbert Huph in The Incredibles to roles in A Goofy Movie, Family Guy, The Good Wife, Evil, and Chicken Little, Shawn has consistently made even smaller supporting characters feel distinctive and memorable.
Some of his most memorable roles include:
Vizzini (The Princess Bride)
Rex (Toy Story Franchise)
Mr. Wendell Hall (Clueless)
Dr. John Sturgis (Young Sheldon)
Gilbert Huph (The Incredibles)
Cyrus Rose (Gossip Girl)
Grand Nagus Zek (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine)
Principal Mazur (A Goofy Movie)
Ezra (The Haunted Mansion)
Wallace “Wally” Shawn (My Dinner with André)
Bertram (Family Guy)
Jeff Engels (The Cosby Show)
Charles Lester (The Good Wife / The Good Fight)
Father Frank Ignatius (Evil)
Principal Fetchit (Chicken Little)
With his instantly recognizable voice, sharp comic timing, and one-of-a-kind screen presence, Wallace Shawn has turned even supporting roles into characters audiences remember.
Happy 83rd Birthday, Wallace Shawn! 🎉❤️
Sempre penso nos monstros que seriam trazidos à vida em 'Scooby-Doo 2: Monstros à Soltas', mas acabaram sendo cortados do filme.
Entre eles, o "agente funerário" (mortician), um vilão que não aparece nos desenhos.
Fonte: Matt Diesel (via JayBee & Milly - YouTube)
The 'SCOOBY-DOO' franchise is reportedly getting a massive, high-budget cinematic reboot at Warner Bros. with an entirely new animation style.
The studio is said to be shifting away from standard CGI to deliver a stylized, high-stakes mystery that serves as a love letter to the original 1969 Hanna-Barbera vibe.
– Todo dia uma curiosidade 🔍
No primeiro episódio de “Scooby-Doo! Cadê Você?” o nome do Fred é o único a não ser dito nenhuma vez.
Nos storyboards desse episódio ele é apenas referido como “Ronnie”, que poderia ter sido seu nome oficial!
Matthew Lillard will officially be returning to voice Shaggy alongside Frank Welker as Scooby-Doo in a new series
• Titled Yokoso Scooby-Doo!
• Franchise's first original anime
• Directed by Itsuro Kawasaki
• Follows Scooby and Shaggy on a foodie adventure in Japan where they accidentally unleash hundreds of mythical Japanese monsters
• Animated by OLM, the legendary Japanese studio behind the Pokémon anime series
(via @DEADLINE)