Matthew Lillard has revealed that the ‘5 Nights At Freddy’s’ sequel will probably be filming in October.
The 54-year-old actor is finest recognized for starring as Shaggy Rogers within the ‘Scooby-Doo’ franchise however acquired additional recognition when he performed a serial killer within the 2023 horror and revealed on the YouTube collection ‘JayBee and Milly’ that the sequel will start capturing in October.
When requested by host Dan Farrell whether or not he can be keen on making a cameo in Netflix’s upcoming ‘Scooby-Doo’ venture, he mentioned: “We’re journeymen on a profession path… positive, I might like to… ultimately, honor the unique present, to provide followers one thing enjoyable. I’m obtainable. I’m doing a TV present proper now, I’m doing ‘FNAF’ in October, however I’m obtainable. If anybody desires me, they will discover me in the event that they want me.”
The sequel to ‘5 Nights At Freddy’s – which is predicated on the online game collection of the identical title – presently had a launch date of 5 December 2025 and Josh Hutcherson is predicted to return to his main position of Mike Schmidt.
In the meantime, Matthew has performed the position of Shaggy in each live-action variations of ‘Scooby-Doo’ – by which he starred reverse Sarah Michelle Gellar and Freddie Prinze Jr. – and in addition voiced the half in cartoon iterations since 2009 however insisted that he’s not a voice actor by commerce and that Hollywood moguls ought to cease stunt casting well-known names into animated tasks.
He mentioned: “It is a completely completely different set of instruments, voice actors are unimaginable and I might wish to be tremendous clear – I do one voice very well and the whole lot else I suck at! I do not think about myself a voice actor. If you put voice actors in a film versus a celeb, is evening and day. Celebrities are horrible, in my view, in animated movies. Horrible.
“And all these movies ought to go to individuals who do it for a dwelling as a result of their skillset is unimaginable. Hollywood makes use of celebrities to promote tickets and it lessens the standard of the movie.”
