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Fan Casting Sophia Lillis as Sara Thomas (Hollywood Remake) in Serendipity 2001 Reboot / Remake

hivaerika made this fan casting suggestion on November 26, 2024. What do you think? See below to cast your vote, or click here to see all fan casting suggestions for this role.

Sophia Lillis as Sara Thomas (Hollywood Remake) in Serendipity 2001 Reboot / Remake

Sophia LillisUnited States

23 years old
Sophia Lillis (born February 13, 2002), is an American actress. She is known for her role as Beverly Marsh in the horror films It (2017) and It: Chapter Two (2019) and for her starring role as a te...
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Sara Thomas (Hollywood Remake) in Serendipity 2001 Reboot / Remake
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Sophia Lillis

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Sara Thomas (Hollywood Remake)

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Serendipity 2001 Reboot / Remake
Serendipity 2001 Reboot / Remake

Serendipity 2001 Reboot / Remake

by Marc Klein , Peter Chelsom
Jon and Sara decide to separate after a night of romance when they were shopping for their respective spouses. But destiny has other plans as it brings them together before their respective marriages.
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Sophia Lillis is known for her roles in It Chapter Two, It, and Gretel & Hansel. She has been suggested by fans for 7,162 roles on myCast, including The Girl in Girl With No Name. Similar actors include Sadie Sink, Amybeth McNulty, and Emma Myers. Sophia Lillis was suggested to play Sara Thomas (Hollywood Remake) in Serendipity 2001 Reboot / Remake by hivaerika. Other actors sugggested to play this role include Emma Myers, Margaret Qualley, and Madison Pettis. Serendipity 2001 Reboot / Remake has 28 roles, including Jonathan Trager (Iran Remake), Jonathan Trager (Hollywood Remake), and Jonathan Trager (Korean Remake).

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