Behind the Scenes & Production History
24 entries in the Scooby-Doo compendium.
Iwao TakamotoThe visionary artist who gave the world its favorite Great Dane and defined a generation oCasey KasemThe iconic voice that gave Shaggy his legendary catchphrases and unforgettable sound.Frank WelkerThe legendary voice behind Fred and Scooby across decades of mystery-solving adventures.Don MessickThe legendary voice that gave life to Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo.Joe RubyThe visionary co-creator who brought the Mystery Machine gang to life forever.Hanna-Barbera ProductionsThe legendary studio that brought the Mystery Machine and its spooky adventures to life.Joseph BarberaThe executive visionary who built the studio that launched the Mystery Machine into legendHeather NorthThe original voice that first gave Daphne Blake her signature sound in the mystery machineWarner Bros. AnimationThe modern home keeping the mystery machine running for generations.William HannaThe man who put a Great Dane on Saturday mornings and never left.Ken SpearsThe steady hand behind the curtain while the Mystery Machine roared down the highway.Doug LawrenceOne of the many voices that kept the Mystery Machine's engine purring through a new generaSam RaimiThe hand behind the camera that dragged Scooby-Doo out of the cartoon and into the shadowsNicole SullivanThe voice that gave Velma her confident, modern edge across a decade of Scooby-Doo.Sarah Michelle GellarThe brainy girl in the orange turtleneck, played by the slayer who didn't need a gang to sFreddie Prinze Jr.The surfer-bro Fred who made the Mystery Machine feel like it belonged on a California beaMatthew LillardThe lanky, snack-obsessed soul who made Shaggy a live-action icon for a new generation.Linda CardelliniA name whispered in fan forums, never nailed to a credit roll.Rob LettermanThe producer who helped translate a cartoon mystery gang into big-screen ensemble comedy.Neil CicieregaA name that belongs to the internet, not to the Mystery Machine's passenger seat.Joe BeesonOne of the quiet hands behind the Mystery Machine's decades of spooky Saturdays.Scott GreenThe voice that carried Shaggy's sandwich-fueled panic through a decade of DVD-era mysterieWarner Bros.The studio behind every ghost, every trap, and every "Scooby-Dooby-Doo" since 1969.Blind DateA love match gone ghostly, solved with a net, a trap, and one very hungry Great Dane.
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