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Fan Casting Henry (Thomas and Friends) as Mel Smith in Deceased Actors Casting You Would’ve Liked To See

paulharvey made this fan casting suggestion on January 17, 2024. What do you think? See below to cast your vote, or click here to see all fan casting suggestions for this role.

Henry (Thomas and Friends) as Mel Smith in Deceased Actors Casting You Would’ve Liked To See

Henry (Thomas and Friends)United Kingdom

Henry is a green mixed-traffic tender engine who works on The Main Line. He was initially a dysfunctional prototype engine, and needed special Welsh coal to operate properly. Following his accident...
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Henry (Thomas and Friends) has been suggested by fans for 148 roles on myCast, including Hugh Jackman in Which Characters would you like to see actors play in live Action . Similar actors include James the Red Engine, Thomas the Tank Engine, and Diego (Ice Age). Henry (Thomas and Friends) was suggested to play Mel Smith in Deceased Actors Casting You Would’ve Liked To See by paulharvey. Other actors sugggested to play this role include James Bond, Knuckles the Echidna, and Batman. Deceased Actors Casting You Would’ve Liked To See has 682 roles, including Heath Ledger, Christopher Lee, and Boris Karloff.

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