Purely History on Instagram: "In the 1979 comedy The Shaggy D.A., the crew relied on an unexpected solution to pull off its wildest moments. Whenever the dog character had to do anything a real animal couldn’t safely manage, they brought in a performer wearing a full sheepdog suit. That stand in handled the tougher shots, from driving and running upright to over the top physical gags. The result gave those scenes a goofy charm that still stands out today."

Memes on Instagram: "Follow (us) @IGHT for the best posts and reels 💜 (@matthewlillard) In Scooby-Doo (2002), Matthew Lillard worked closely with the visual effects team to perfect Shaggy’s interactions with the fully CGI Scooby-Doo, often rehearsing scenes miming the dog’s movements before animation was added. To sell their bond, Lillard improvised physical comedy and dialogue so animators could match Scooby’s reactions to his performance. The filmmakers also used a life-sized Scooby doll on s