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Fan Casting Sofia Rikkin as The Templars in A Brief History of Humanity and the Future of Technology

benpopplewell made this fan casting suggestion on April 18, 2025. What do you think? See below to cast your vote, or click here to see all fan casting suggestions for this role.

Sofia Rikkin as The Templars in A Brief History of Humanity and the Future of Technology

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The Templars (Timeline)

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A Brief History of Humanity and the Future of Technology

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A Brief History of Humanity and the Future of Technology

A Brief History of Humanity and the Future of Technology

How the Assassins and Templars Changed the World
by Ubisoft
Abstergo has achieved world peace that involves a multifaceted approach, including strengthening global political structures, promoting education with a focus on global citizenship, and fostering i...
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Sofia Rikkin has been suggested by fans for 35 roles on myCast, including Daddy's Little Villain in Sort by Tropes. Similar actors include Alan Rikkin, Shay Cormac, and Warren Vidic. Sofia Rikkin was suggested to play The Templars in A Brief History of Humanity and the Future of Technology by benpopplewell. Other actors sugggested to play this role include Henry Ford, King Leopold II of Belgium, and Élise de la Serre. A Brief History of Humanity and the Future of Technology has 17 roles, including The Assassins, Cities, Towns, Villages and Communities, and Famous People with Assassin affiliation.

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