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Fan Casting Vidia as Dafne Keen in Up and Coming Actresses who should take on recognisable roles

analuizamachadofranca2 made this fan casting suggestion on November 19, 2024. What do you think? See below to cast your vote, or click here to see all fan casting suggestions for this role.

Vidia as Dafne Keen in Up and Coming Actresses who should take on recognisable roles

VidiaUnited Kingdom

16 years old
Vidia is one of the main characters, initially the main antagonist of Disney's 2008 film Tinker Bell. She is a fast-flying fairy and Tinker Bell's former rival, turned to the protagonist.
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Dafne Keen in Up and Coming Actresses who should take on recognisable roles
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Vidia has been suggested by fans for 84 roles on myCast, including Purple in Color favourite . Similar actors include Tinker Bell, Fawn, and Silvermist. Vidia was suggested to play Dafne Keen in Up and Coming Actresses who should take on recognisable roles by analuizamachadofranca2. Other actors sugggested to play this role include Blair Waldorf, Bonnie Rockwaller, and Buttercup. Up and Coming Actresses who should take on recognisable roles has 58 roles, including Amybeth McNulty, Millie Bobby Brown, and Emma Myers.

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