'Scooby Doo 2' Premiere, 2004 - Film 1027079

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'Scooby Doo 2' Premiere and Party arrivals. 2004. At N1 Centre, Islington, London
Arrivals and crowds watching. Man dressed as knight in armour gets good natured grief from kids behind barrier. Shots of Scooby Doo 'Mystery Machine' van. Photo and interview with EastEnders actor Ray Panthaki. Brooklyn Beckham and some other children and guardian / chaperones including grandfather Tony Adams. They have their photos taken. Giggling little girls interviewed about why they like Scooby Doo. The Cheeky Girls posing. Josie or Rosie (unknown) signing autographs. Ruby Wax and children. Emma Watson arrives and interviewed. Two men (from boy band ?- unidentified) Small white dog in Scooby Doo jacket. Unidentified man signing autograph and brief interview about the film. Alex Zane interview. Emma Forbes and children . Unidentified couple. Interview with James Gunn. Unidentified black woman. Anthony Head and children. Director Raja Gosnell. Carrie Grant and David Grant. Sarah Michelle Gellar signs autographs. Big Brovaz. Charles Roven brief interview. Interview with ? - American crew member. Matthew Lillard interview. Sarah Michelle Gellar interview. Seth Green signs autographs and is interviewed. Inside the cinema Linda Cardellini is interviewed about the film.

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