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Matthew Lillard is aware that he's made some bad movies. A lot of bad movies, actually. And he's well aware that those (albeit some well-paying) movies cost him what was once a promising film career -- or, as Lillard puts it, "I sold my soul to the devil." Lillard knows that he has no business acting opposite George Clooney in Alexander Payne's new Oscar contender 'The Descendants.' Not because of acting talent -- he knows he has that -- but because he realizes he lost his "cool card" at about the same time that he made 'Scooby-Doo.' So, yes: Matthew Lillard is very aware of what you think of him. Matthew Lillard may be the most self-aware actor that I've ever interviewed. And 'The Descendants' just may change what you think of Matthew Lillard.
Actor Matthew Lillard returns as Shaggy in the original puppet movie, Scooby Doo Adventures: The Mystery Map. The Bridge actor talks about his love of Shaggy and why he's addicted to FIFA 13 in this exclusive interview.
I actually really like Matthew Lillard. Even with some bad movie choices, I tend to like those movies, or at least his parts in them. I really wish his career didn't flounder as it were.
As crappy as the Scooby Doo movie may have been, he absolutely nailed the Shaggy role. I mean like insanely well.
Again, some of his movies might suck, but I always enjoy his role in them.
It's cool that the Matthew's supervisor at 7-11 let him take his break early to do the interview.
BTW, that's just a joke. I know he's still acting and has a movie coming out soon.