Sarah Michelle Gellar reveals which of her movies she was really was upset about at first

This movie didn’t exactly slay for Sarah Michelle Gellar.The actress, 48, revealed that, at first, she wasn’t thrilled with how the 2002 live-action movie, “Scooby-Doo” turned out.Gellar played Daphne, alongside her husband Freddie Prince Jr.

as Fred, Matthew Lillard as Shaggy and Linda Cardellini as Velma.“I’ve had a whole trajectory with this movie,” the “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” star explained while on the “Shut Up Evan” podcast earlier this month.

“Because there was a time where I really was upset about it.And it was not the movie I set out to make.”“Now, in hindsight, all these years later, I totally appreciate it,” Gellar continued.

“And I love it and it’ll totally make me laugh.But there was a time where it was a disappointment in the sense of, you know, what we were sold was not what it was.”“Basically, there were those ‘Brady Bunch’ movies and it was kind of like a satirical version of it and that’s what this was pitched as,” the “Ringer” alum detailed.

“Fred was sleeping with all the groupies and I had this great line where we get into this fight and I slam the door in his face and I say, ‘And that ascot makes you look gay.'”“It was all the things you think about while watching,” Gellar confessed.“There were more stoner jokes – all the things that you think.

Then, in the end, they decided for their audience, and by the way, they were right in that sense, that this movie worked better as a kids movie and to make it a family movie you have to take those things out of it.”The “Swans Crossing” star said she was young, “22 maybe, and I wanted to make the sexier, more esoteric version, but that’s not what the audiences wanted.”“Now, I appreciate it,” Gellar admitted, “but at the time I was a little like, ‘That wasn’t what i wanted to make.'” Two years after “Scooby-Doo” the gang got back together in 2004 for “Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed.”While on the podc...

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