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While Lillard is thankfully on board to keep playing Shaggy as long as the projects keep coming his way, the 52-year-old actor said that wasn't always the case. Waiting for your permission to load the Instagram Media. and Gunn doesn't have the time right now anyway. That being said, Freddie doesn't think it'll ever happen. I think that people listen, especially these days, to social media, they listen to fans and that fandom is really strong,' added Lillard, who agreed an R-rated reboot 'would be a super fun thing to see.'

to throw more money at and eventually release Zack Snyder's vision for 'Justice League,' after Joss Whedon's cut was a box office and critical disappointment. 'Listen, I think that, if you can get the Snyder Cut of Batman out, I don't know there's a reason why you can't get that version out,' said Lillard, pointing to the massive #ReleaseTheSnyderCut social media campaign that got Warner Bros. We even floated out the idea of James Gunn - who wrote the first two movies and was slated to direct a third - return to the project.

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With Shag putting up his dukes in the game, TooFab wondered what Lillard thought about the possibility of doing a more violent, R-rated movie 'Scooby-Doo' update with his former costars too. While he has yet to get his hands on the game - which is available across PC, Playstation and Xbox on open beta tomorrow - Lillard said he's 'excited to get it out there and main as Shaggy and kick ass.' Speaking with TooFab at Comic-Con over the weekend, Lillard said it's 'awesome' to show a slightly more violent - but still kid-friendly - side of Shaggy, something we've never really seen from the character before. Discovery catalog - including Harley Quinn, Wonder Woman, Batman, Bugs Bunny, The Iron Giant and Arya Stark, voiced by Maisie Williams.

He's back lending his voice to Shaggy in the new video game 'MultiVersus,' which sees the character doing his best to hold his own in fights against others from the Warner Bros.

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and Linda Cardellini, before a 2004 sequel 'Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed.' Sadly, a third film never came to fruition - but Lillard officially took over voicing the character in a ton of animated film, TV and video games after Casey Kasem retired in 2009. The actor first donned the cartoon's infamous green and brown ensemble in 2002 alongside Sarah Michelle Gellar, Freddie Prinze Jr.

It's been two decades since he first played Shaggy in the live action 'Scooby-Doo' movie - but Matthew Lillard is still finding new ways to step into the reluctant ghost-hunting hippie's shoes.