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Fan Casting Tabby Haworthe as Lark Voorhies in Which characters should actors have played in the 90's?

paristhefilmgirl made this fan casting suggestion on March 25, 2023. What do you think? See below to cast your vote, or click here to see all fan casting suggestions for this role.

Tabby Haworthe as Lark Voorhies in Which characters should actors have played in the 90's?

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Lark Voorhies in Which characters should actors have played in the 90's?
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Lark Voorhies

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Which characters should actors have played in the 90's?

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Which characters should actors have played in the 90's?

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I created my new stories inspired by MikeyPascual's Which characters should actors have played in the 80's. Similar to his story, try not to add characters they actially played. I really hope you d...
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Tabby Haworthe has been suggested by fans for 51 roles on myCast, including Lark Voorhies in Which characters should actors have played in the 90's?. Similar actors include Nikki O'Neill, Mattie Franklin (Madame Web), and Erika Gogan (Carrie 2013). Tabby Haworthe was suggested to play Lark Voorhies in Which characters should actors have played in the 90's? by paristhefilmgirl. Other actors sugggested to play this role include Valerie Brown, Shana Elmsford, and Sheri Holland (13 Reasons Why). Which characters should actors have played in the 90's? has 604 roles, including Sarah Michelle Gellar, Jessica Alba, and Alicia Silverstone.

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