You're viewing 1 of over 150 doodles for National Doodle Day! Check out the rest. Seth Green: Original Doodle Seth was only eight years old when he landed his first film assignment: a co-starring role in Hotel New Hampshire with Jodie Foster and Rob Lowe. At twelve, he won the leading role in Woody Allen's Radio Days. He soon had roles in several feature films such as Big Business, where he played Bette Midler's unruly son, My Stepmother is an Alien, Can't Buy Me Love and many others. In 1993, he appeared as Emil in a highly popular episode of The X-Files called Deep Throat. Seth played Oz in 40 episodes of Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1997-2000). In Fox's Family Guy (1999-2008), he is the voice of the teenage son (Chris Griffin) in a very dysfunctional family. In 2001, Seth and partner Matthew Senreich debuted their series, Sweet J Presents, on Sony's Screenblast. The duo created and executive produced twelve webisodes utilizing stop-motion photography and are working in the same capacity for Robot Chicken. Seth won an Annie Award for Best Directing in an Animated Television Production for Robot Chicken: Star Wars (2007) (TV). The DVD will be released on July 22. Seth and his childhood friend, Hugh Sterbakov, created a new comic book for Top Cow, Freshmen: Summer Vacation Special, which debuted at the 2005 Comic-Con and sold out across the country the week of its debut. Coming in 2009: Old Dogs with Robin Williams, John Travolta, and Matt Dillon AND The Brazilian Job with Jason Statham, Mark Wahlberg, Charlize Theron, and Mos Def. Click here for Seth's Film and TV credits. Be sure to check all 3 pages. Seth has been in just about *everything*! For all the latest news on his projects and appearances, visit his Official Website. They have a fan forum and an Ask Seth page where you may submit a question of your own to Seth. All doodles in this auction have been drawn on 8.5x5.5" cards. Shipping cost will be calculated after close of auction. Insurance available upon request. Proceeds from this fund-raiser will benefit Neurofibromatosis, Inc. Your winning bid is tax deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law. Please consult with your tax adviser for more information.

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Correction: Seth with NOT be in the cast of "The Brazilian Job." 

More on Seth Green:

He is currently in pre-production for season four of "Robot Chicken," the Emmy-nominated hit stop-motion animated show he and Matthew Senreich created for Cartoon Network’s Adult Swim.  The duo also exec produce/direct/write (with Green doing 35 – 60 voices each week) "Robot Chicken" which debuted in February, 2005 and earned great reviews, record ratings and garnered the highest ratings of any Adult Swim program ever in September.  The DVD for season one ranked #1 in sales in the first week among all TV shows released on DVD.  The sketch parody show, which regularly beats all other ad-supported cable and many network shows in the ratings, lampoons pop culture and current events and features lots of Green’s celebrity friends doing voiceovers, many as themselves.

Seth directed George Lucas in the highly rated "Robot Chicken: Star Wars" special that aired in June 2007 and this year he won the Annie Award for directing the special, which will be released on DVD July 22nd.

He is making new episodes of “Family Guy” (as the son, Chris Griffin) and Fox’s hit animated comedy is bigger than ever.  He and Senreich and their production company, Stoopid Monkey, are currently producing two feature films, one live action and one stop-motion animation. 

He also garnered raves for starring in Paramount’s "Without a Paddle," "The Italian Job" and the indie film, "Party Monster". 

Seth starred in New Line’s record-breaking "Austin Powers in Goldmember", reprising his role as Scott Evil, Mike Myers’ son from "Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery" and "Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me".  He co-starred in "America’s Sweethearts" and had starring roles in "Rat Race" and "Knockaround Guys".

He began this non-stop work streak with "Can’t Hardly Wait" in an attention-grabbing role as Kenny Fisher, a white homeboy.

He has numerous other films and many previous television series to his credit including "Four Kings" and "Greg the Bunny".

At 34, he has starred in films for 25 years and remains funny, original, low-key, extremely bright and a known scene-stealer.  He mocked this image in two "Entourage" guest spots.  Entertainment Weekly previously named him "Best TV Actor" and E! Entertainment Television’s poll proclaimed Green the "hottest young actor in Hollywood".  He’s equally popular among critics and fans.

Seth traded quips with Carson when he was thirteen.  He knows the precarious position of being hot in Hollywood.  People who meet him are always taken with his wit and intelligence but also with his genuine warmth.