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Fan Casting Hazel Callahan as Romy Schneider in Which characters should actors have played in the '60s?

autisticaquarius made this fan casting suggestion on August 14, 2024. What do you think? See below to cast your vote, or click here to see all fan casting suggestions for this role.

Hazel Callahan as Romy Schneider in Which characters should actors have played in the '60s?

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Hazel Callahan is a fictional character from the movie 'Bottoms' (2023). She helps found Josie and PJ's self-defence (fight) club.
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Romy Schneider in Which characters should actors have played in the '60s?
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Which characters should actors have played in the '60s?

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Which characters should actors have played in the '60s?

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Hazel Callahan has been suggested by fans for 40 roles on myCast, including Winona Ryder in Which characters should actors have played in the 80’s?. Similar actors include Lexi Howard, Vanellope von Schweetz, and Enid Sinclair. Hazel Callahan was suggested to play Romy Schneider in Which characters should actors have played in the '60s? by autisticaquarius. Other actors sugggested to play this role include Rhonda Wilson and Pip Fitz-Amobi. Which characters should actors have played in the '60s? has 112 roles, including Joan Van Ark, Diana Ross, and Sharon Tate.

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