Matthew Lillard Biography

Matthew Lillard moved to New York to attend the Circle in the Square Theatrical School. After a two-year stint at the prestigious school he landed a small role in John Waters' dark suburban comedy Serial Mom. Lillard's breakthrough came with a major role in 1996's Scream. Playing a homicidal teen his performance in the critically and commercially successful film led to a string of big-budget appearances including Wing Commander (1999) She's All That (1999) and Thir13en Ghosts (2001). Lillard also turned in a well-received performance as Stevo a lovingly satirized rebel in all-too-straight Salt Lake City in the indie film SLC Punk. Additionally Lillard voiced Shaggy on the cartoon series Scooby-Doo. Lillard has founded several theater groups including Mean Streets Ensemble (1990-1991) Summoners Ensemble (1994-1997) and Blue Sphere Alliance (1997- present). Lillard currently lives in Los Angeles with his wife Heather Helm.

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