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Other Joss Whedon alumni for Dollhouse

Ron Glass, Anthony Stewart Head and James Marsters would be cool to see on Dollhouse, if the series continues.
 
Michelle Trachtenburg should be on Dollhouse. She is a Doll!

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How about this game- recast Dollhouse using only previous Whedon alumni.

Obviously Echo and Dr Saunders aren't a requirement.

Topher- Tom Lenk (Andrew)
Boyd- DB Woodside (Robin Wood)
Victor- Marc Blucas (Riley)
Sierra- Sarah Thompson (Eve)
Paul Ballard- Mark Lutz (Groosalug)
November- Amber Benson (Tara)
Adelle DeWitt- Tough one, I'm thinking maybe Morena Baccarin (Inara) or Stephanie Romanov (Lilah) or maybe even Robia La Morte (Jenny)
 
I would love to see Amber Benson on...well, anything. Unfortunately, I think there's a little too much bad blood since she left Buffy. But who knows? The Industry does have a short memory.
 
I would love to see Amber Benson on...well, anything. Unfortunately, I think there's a little too much bad blood since she left Buffy. But who knows? The Industry does have a short memory.
I saw her recently on some movie about an alien taking control of a certain part of Ron Jeremy's anatomy and killing people on the set of a porn film.
 
Some of my alternate picks:

Topher - Adam Busch (Warren)
DeWitt - Julie Benz (Darla) or Gina Torres (Zoe)
Ballard - Marc Blucas (Riley)
Victor - J. August Richards (Gunn) or David Boreanaz (Angel)
Dominic - James Marsters (Spike)
Sierra - Summer Glau (River)
Boyd - Nathan Fillion (Mal) or Anthony Stewart Head (Giles)
Mellie/November - Jewel Staite (Kaylee)

And the Senator just sounds strange with an American accent.

Agreed. With both Alexis Denisof & James Marsters, when they speak in their real American accents, they sound more like British people faking really dull American accents. (To me, when British people use American accents, they usually sound like themselves but with all of the character removed from their speech.)
 
Whenever I watch a Joss Whedon programme, I can't help but think there seems to be a kind of nepetism going on. How many different Whedon shows will there be with his favourite clutch of actors before people will think "Oh not her/him again"

Especially given his track record, I'm surprised he doesn't blame the actors more for his failure. He blames everyone else.
 
You know who else would be awesome? Daniel Dae Kim. I'm picturing him as a handler.

Besides casting a lot of Joss Whedon alumni, I think it's cool how the show has been bringing in a lot of veterans from other sci-fi shows. Of course, you've got all the Battlestar Galactica folks, like Helo, Apollo, & Col. Tigh. Plus, while most might remember Mark A. Sheppard a Badger on Firefly, I prefer to think of him as Baltar's defense attorney on Battlestar Galactica. And the leads from other canceled shows seem to be taking out their resentment on Sierra for no good reason. First, her abusive handler was played by Kevin Kilner (a.k.a. the late, lamented William Boone from the 1st season of Earth: Final Conflict). Then, the guy who got Sierra sent to the Dollhouse in the first place was Vincent Ventresca from The Invisible Man.
 
I would love to see Amber Benson on...well, anything. Unfortunately, I think there's a little too much bad blood since she left Buffy. But who knows? The Industry does have a short memory.
I saw her recently on some movie about an alien taking control of a certain part of Ron Jeremy's anatomy and killing people on the set of a porn film.

It's a strange movie, to be sure.

Amber Benson was on Supernatural once, she played a vampire...
Saw that.

Actually, my fave thing she's done in that few years was a Lifetime movie "7 Things to Do Before I'm 30." Cute and funny.
 
Whenever I watch a Joss Whedon programme, I can't help but think there seems to be a kind of nepetism going on. How many different Whedon shows will there be with his favourite clutch of actors before people will think "Oh not her/him again"
Most producers who've been in Hollywood for any length of time have a "stable" of actors they frequently draw upon. Glen Larson, Steven Bochco, Dick Wolf, David Milch, Aaron Sorkin... Rick Berman even did it during his time on Star Trek.
 
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