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Fan Casting Robert Wisdom as Nettles, a former Huey helicopter pilot and religious zealot in The Predator (1998)

joshuahuerta made this fan casting suggestion on February 26, 2022. What do you think? See below to cast your vote, or click here to see all fan casting suggestions for this role.

Robert Wisdom as Nettles, a former Huey helicopter pilot and religious zealot in The Predator (1998)

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Robert Ray Wisdom is an American actor, best known for his roles as Howard "Bunny" Colvin in the HBO drama series The Wire, Norman "Lechero" St. John in the Fox drama series Prison Break, and Harol...
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Robert Wisdom

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Nettles, a former Huey helicopter pilot and religious zealot

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The Predator (1998)

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The Predator (1998)

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Quinn McKenna, an army sniper, along with some fugitives and a scientist, sets out to kill the Predator and save Rory, his son, who was abducted as his autism reflects advancement in human evolution.
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Robert Wisdom is known for his roles in Face/Off, The Dark Knight Rises, and Freedom Writers. He has been suggested by fans for 74 roles on myCast, including Luke Cage in Anicomicgeek’s Favorite Actors and Actresses for Characters. Similar actors include Khary Payton, Keith David, and Idris Elba. Robert Wisdom was suggested to play Nettles, a former Huey helicopter pilot and religious zealot in The Predator (1998) by joshuahuerta. The Predator (1998) has 21 roles, including Casey Bracket, an evolutionary biologist who joins the crew's mission., Quinn McKenna, Emily's estranged husband,, and Composer.

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