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Fan Casting Jerry Velazquez as Felipe Lombardo in And Then There Were None (Mexican version)

next792 made this fan casting suggestion on November 27, 2022. What do you think? See below to cast your vote, or click here to see all fan casting suggestions for this role.

Jerry Velazquez as Felipe Lombardo in And Then There Were None (Mexican version)

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Jerry Velazquez

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Felipe Lombardo (Philip Lombard)

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And Then There Were None (Mexican version)

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And Then There Were None (Mexican version)

And Then There Were None (Mexican version)

A Mexican version of my favorite book.
by Agatha Christie
Ten strangers (a white Mexican, a judge, a businessman, a doctor, a spinster, a maid, a general, a drug dealer and two servants) are invited to an island by a mysterious host. Disconnected, they be...
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Jerry Velazquez is known for his role in My Mother-in-law Hates Me. He has been suggested by fans for 83 roles on myCast, including Nolo Pasaro in Hot Wheels Acceleracers (Live Action) (2022-2024). Similar actors include Diego Boneta, Jorge Blanco, and Martín Barba. Jerry Velazquez was suggested to play Felipe Lombardo in And Then There Were None (Mexican version) by next792. Other actors sugggested to play this role include Christopher Von Uckermann, Pierre Louis, and Alejandro Speitzer. And Then There Were None (Mexican version) has 25 roles, including Verónica Isabela Castillo, Emilia Carolina Barcelona, and Guillermo Enrique Barrera.

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