Scooby-Doo
When Fred, Daphne, and Velma arrive at Spooky Island to solve a mysterious curse—each determined to outshine the others—Shaggy and Scooby must reunite the fractured gang before the island’s secrets consume them all.
“Be afraid. Be kind of afraid.”
Synopsis
When Mystery Inc. is invited to Spooky Island, a popular amusement park, they soon discover that the attractions aren't the only things that are spooky. Strange events begin to unfold, and it falls to Scooby, Shaggy, Fred, Daphne, and Velma to uncover the truth behind the mysterious occurrences.
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A crew of 296+ credited
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Craft leads on file
Edited by Kent BeydaShot by David EggbyScored by David NewmanDesigned by Bill BoesSound by Paul BrincatCostumes by Leesa EvansVFX by Allen Foster
Box Office
2002 · Box office
✅ Made its money back — grossed 3.3× its budget
Why 2.5×?
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Worldwide gross
$275.7M
US & Canada: $153.3M — 56% of worldwide · International: $122.4M (44%)
Opening weekend: $54.2M — 35% of its US run. Front-loaded — most of its money arrived opening weekend.
Opening week (7-day): $75.8M — 49% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 3,447 theaters
Full synopsis
Release dates around the world4 countries · showhide
- United StatesJun 8, 2002
- CanadaJun 14, 2002
- ThailandJun 14, 2002
- PhilippinesJun 17, 2002
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Cast & Crew
296 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Matthew Lillard
as Shaggy
Freddie Prinze Jr
as Fred
Sarah Michelle Gellar
as Daphne
Linda Cardellini
as Velma
Rowan Atkinson
as Mondavarious
Isla Fisher
as Mary Jane
Miguel A Nunez Jr
as Voodoo Maestro
Steven Grives
as N' Goo Tuana
Charles Stan Frazier
as Sugar Ray
Craig Bullock
as Sugar Ray
Matthew Murphy Karges
as Sugar Ray
Mark Mcgrath
as Sugar Ray
Supporting cast
60Rodney Sheppard
as Sugar Ray
Sam Greco
as Zarkos
Charlie Cousins
as Velma's Friend
Kristian Schmid
as Brad
Nicholas Hope
as Old Man Smithers
Neil Fanning
as Scooby
Scott Innes
as Scrappy
J P Manoux
as Scrappy Rex
Chris Cruickshanks
as Tiny Henchman
Alex Ruiz
as Reporter #1
Sheryl Benko
as Reporter #2
Rio Nugara
as Island Emissary
David Vallon
as Bartender Dead Mike's
Troy Mackinder
as Guy in the Vat
Michala Banas
as Carol
Holly Brisley
as Training Video Woman
Robert Diaz
as Training Video Guy #1
Remi Broadway
as Training Video Guy #2
Martin Broome
as Melvin Doo
Simone Dumbleton
as Co-Ed
Jonathan Coffey
as Fitzgibbon
Michael Caffery
as Coast Guard #2
Kyas Sherriff
as Airport Attendant
Celeste Gosnell
as Airport Family
Bradley Gosnell
as Airport Family
Cayley Gosnell
as Airport Family
Audrey Gosnell
as Airport Family
Kurt Duval
as Spooky Hotel Bartender
Janis Mcgavin
as Co-Ed Hottie
Emily Gosnell
as Autograph Seeker
Marea Lambert Barker
as Autograph Seeker
Kym Jackson
as Autograph Seeker
Danielle Starkey
as Autograph Seeker
Andrew Bryniarski
as Cavern Henchman
Craig Behenna
as Henchman #1
Keith S Bullock
as Henchman #2
Jess Harnell
as Creatures
Frank Welker
as Creatures
Stephen Colyer
as Dancer
Ashley Evans
as Dancer
Mark Hodge
as Dancer
Stephen Holford
as Dancer
Matt Lee
as Dancer
Michael Montgomery
as Dancer
Deon Nuku
as Dancer
Robert Ricks
as Dancer
Rodney Syaranamual
as Dancer
Ashley Wallen
as Dancer
Andrew Waters
as Dancer
Adam Williams
as Dancer
Pamela Anderson
as Pamela Anderson
David Knijnenburg
as Traveller
Sandra Mccoy
as Waitress
Jill Meyers
as Waitress
Anthony Miller
as Extra on Beach
Marc Purnell
as Traveller
Adele K Thomas
as Young Woman in Airport
Joshua Ward
as Toy Fair Kid
Jason Wilder
as Extra
Matthew Wollaston
as Psychiatric Patient
Directors
1Writers
6Producers
15Alan Glazer
co-producer (as Alan G. Glazer)
Alexandra Altrocchi
producer: Giant Killer Robots (as Alex Altrocchi)
Andrew Mason
executive producer
Charles Roven
Producer, Producers
Elle Croxford
the producers wish to thank: PFTC
Joe Ruby
special thanks / the producers wish to thank
Joseph Barbera
Producers, executive producer
Kelley Smith Wait
executive producer
Ken Spears
the producers wish to thank (as Ken Speers)
Philip A Patterson
associate producer
Richard Suckle
Producer, Producers
Robert Engelman
executive producer
Sheryl Benko
associate producer
Stephen Jones
associate producer
William Hanna
executive producer
Other crew
211William L Arance
3d modeler
Lisa Shaunessy
accountant: art department
Nicholle Mcmurtrie
accounting assistant (as Nicholle Leahy)
Margherite Paino
accounts assistant
Tabitha Tendolle
accounts assistant
Jacqui Deacon
additional hairstylist / additional makeup artist
Vivienne Boo Fox
additional hairstylist / additional makeup artist
Weldon Brown
adr mixer
Johnny Gidcomb
adr voice casting
Caitlin Mckenna
adr voice casting (as Caitlin McKenna-Wilkinson)
Katie Brock
animal handler
Deb Asch
animator: Giant Killer Robots
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