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Find out which of your favorite actors have joined the Mystery Gang over the iconic franchise’s 55 years on screen.
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“Then, all of a sudden, I was like, ‘Hey man, we did good. There are legit millions of people who love this movie. It’s not the movie I wanted to make, but I appreciate that,’ " the actor explained.
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Daphne’s character has evolved over the years but has maintained her colorful pink-and-purple style. Initially the group’s damsel in distress, Daphne grew into a more independent character that could fend for herself. Stefanianna Christopherson voiced Daphne in the original, from 1969 to 1970. Heather North took over the role for 27 years, becoming one of Daphne’s most familiar voices. The late Mary Kay Bergman, who died in 1999, played Daphne in four animated movies released between 1998 and 2000.
Since 2001, Grey DeLisle has voiced Daphne in new additions to the franchise, including 31 direct-to-video films, four animated series and three video games.
Live-action actresses included Sarah Michelle Gellar and Kate Melton.
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Velma might lose her glasses often, but she’s never lost popularity among fans. The “brains” of the group, Velma is known for her catchphrase “Jinkies!” and her orange-and-red academia attire. She has cycled through the most voice actresses over the years: Nicole Jaffe from 1969 to 1973, Pat Stevens from 1976 to 1979, Marla Frumkin from 1979 to 1984, B. J. Ward from 1997 to 2002 andMindy Cohnfrom 2002 to 2015. Most recently,Raising Hope’s Kate Micucci has voiced her.
InScoob!,Gina Rodriguezassumed the character, withAriana Greenblattas a younger Velma. Mindy Kaling gave her the starring role in an HBO series about Velma’s“journey of self-discovery,”depicting the character as South Asian.
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Scrappy later came back to the franchise for Kaling’sVelma, where Jason Mantzoukas assumed the mantle.
source: people.com