Madeline Kahn in Young Frankenstein!
Casting and Recasting The X-Men
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Madeline Kahn in Young Frankenstein!
Erin Gray in Buck Rodgers in the 25th Century.
The writers really made a 180 on her character. She's a good looking women, they just couldn't have her be a strong woman. But she did look good in the sailor suit even though it completely ruined her. I almost chose Pamela Hensley aka Princess Ardala. Then I remember all my friends talking about who's hotter Wilma or Ardala, the Wilma side was larger so I was with them.
Googling her in the season 2 sailor suit, On The Good Ship Lollipop started playing in my head.
Googling her in the season 2 sailor suit, On The Good Ship Lollipop started playing in my head.
I have no memory of this.
Rogers, no "d". The addition of the "d" to Steve and Buck's last name is a pet peeve of mine.
No, he's dead.
Though even if he wasn't, I'd suggest that 42 is generally rather long in the tooth for teen/young adult part.
I'd also suggest that he wasn't super great a casting in the first place, given that he was a fairly pale-skinned Mexican and 'Berto is a dark-skinned Brazilian (sometimes identified as Afro-Brazilian) in the comics*.
* This is perhaps oddly one of the things that X-Men 97 has got wrong, though I didn't pick up on it initially.
Though even if he wasn't, I'd suggest that 42 is generally rather long in the tooth for teen/young adult part.
I'd also suggest that he wasn't super great a casting in the first place, given that he was a fairly pale-skinned Mexican and 'Berto is a dark-skinned Brazilian (sometimes identified as Afro-Brazilian) in the comics*.
* This is perhaps oddly one of the things that X-Men 97 has got wrong, though I didn't pick up on it initially.
Wendigo - Shia LaBeouf
The above character appears to have been inspired by the other Sunspot LA actor, Henry Zaga (who has some of the same issues as Canto, but to a lesser degree), thus explaining the fairly pale skin.
