( Reposted from a guest post I wrote on Live to Read )
If I were the casting director for a film adaptation of the Whisper Falls series,
I’d start the casting process with Mark. That actor has to be hot, athletic, and charming
in a really nice, boy-next-door way. I’d want Brenton Thwaites. (And
his amber eyes are gorgeous!)
Susanna would be much harder to cast. She needs to have amazing
chemistry with Mark—but still convey how quiet and repressed she is. The
right actor would have to communicate so much emotion with just her
eyes. I visualize Susanna as having an ordinary appearance until she
smiles—and then she’s beautiful. I’m thinking Sarah Hyland (who is
probably too pretty but that’s why we have makeup artists.)
I'd also like to mention my reasoning for the casting of Benita and
Jesse. They’re a biracial couple where the girl is taller than the guy.
She needs to exude “musician” while he needs to be an adorable geek. I
did find two actors who could be great, although probably not quite
enough difference in height. But then, she could just wear heels!
So, here is my dream cast:
Mark Lewis = Brenton Thwaites
Susanna Marsh = Sarah Hyland
Jethro Pratt = Karl Urban
Dorcas Pratt = Sierra McCormick
Benita Adams = Taylor Swift
Jesse = Tequan Richmond
Gabrielle Stone = Victoria Justice
Marissa Lewis = Sasha Spielberg
Isaac Saunders = Seth Numrich
Did I leave out any characters that should also be cast?
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Monday, October 20, 2014
Sunday, June 29, 2014
FROZEN the movie
My daughter convinced me that I simply must watch Frozen. (I have a bad habit of referring to it as "Let It Go." I don't think I'll do that anymore.)
Okay, that was a great movie. Wow. And not what I expected from Disney. I thought it was wonderful that the strongest relationship in the film is between two sisters. I loved that a sympathetic character had unsympathetic qualities. The music was lovely. The animation, gorgeous.
We need more films like Frozen.
Okay, that was a great movie. Wow. And not what I expected from Disney. I thought it was wonderful that the strongest relationship in the film is between two sisters. I loved that a sympathetic character had unsympathetic qualities. The music was lovely. The animation, gorgeous.
We need more films like Frozen.
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