[HPFGU-Movie] Re: British actors that you'd like to see in the last two films

[Missy Gallant]

This seems crazy, probably- but I'd like to see Jim
Dale in a role.  Any role- he can do them all.  But he
is a very talented actor and it would be nice to give
him some screen time.

Actually, he was my second pick to DD.  He'd need some
aging makeup and a beard, but the beard is fake on all
of them.  He has the angular look as DD is described
as having, and well- I think we can be pretty certain
he's read the books.  ;)


--- Maria Holub <sopraniste at yahoo.com> wrote:

> <snippy-snip!>
> >    How about: 
> >    Hugh Laurie as Ghost!James, 
> >    Kate Blanchette (is she British?) as
> Ghost!Lily.
> >    Judi Dench as Gran Longbottom
> >    Hugh Grant in a blond wig as young Gellert (or
> is he too old by now? He
>  
> >    has the baby face, anyway.) 
> 
> Cate Blanchett is Australian. While some would say
> that's close enough to count, none of those people
> are either British or Australian, so I'm inclined to
> think it's not. 8^P
> 
> I always thought Hugh Laurie would be phenomenal as
> Scrimgeour.
> Agree with you 100% about Judi Dench as Neville's
> Gran, though. As soon as they failed to cast her as
> Umbridge, that was my first alternative thought for
> getting her into the movies anyways.
> 
> Flop
> 
> 
> 
> 
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