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Unusual Roles for the Cast
« on: October 01, 2008, 11:27:43 PM »
This is kind of a contrast from the other thread.  But just make sure not to make them that obvious (for instance you can't have Bob Saget playing the role of a baby girl or something sm5 ).  It is a harder thread to do, but I'll try...

Bob Saget - a baby girl - oops almost forgot my own rule ;) - a sensitive WWI veteran
Dave Coulier - intimidating boxer
John Stamos - eclectic marathon runner
Candace Cameron - hardcore atheist
Jodie Sweetin - a royal queen
MK&A Olsen - wise buddy who doesn't care what other people think
Lori Loughlin - serial killer
Andrea Barber - the lead cheerleader


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Re: Unusual Roles for the Cast
« Reply #1 on: October 12, 2008, 04:53:08 AM »
Candace Cameron -- drug dealer
Jodie Sweetin -- overachieving college student
Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen -- low-income high school geeks

I can't think of anything for the others right now.

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Re: Unusual Roles for the Cast
« Reply #2 on: October 13, 2008, 03:58:48 AM »
Hmm, those are interesting though.  We definitely have to make a movie for Candace Cameron with her as a drug dealer now. ;)  As for Jodie the closest I can remember her being like that was when she was on Yes Dear I guess.


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