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Fan Casting Natalia Dyer as Susan Shocker in Cartoon World: The Series (Susan’s Long Lost Mother Part 1)

bumbleprime made this fan casting suggestion on April 19, 2021. What do you think? See below to cast your vote, or click here to see all fan casting suggestions for this role.

Natalia Dyer as Susan Shocker in Cartoon World: The Series (Susan’s Long Lost Mother Part 1)

Natalia DyerUnited States

30 years old
Natalia Dyer was born on January 13, 1995 in Nashville, Tennessee. She is an American actress known primarily for her role as Nancy Wheeler in the Netflix science fiction drama series Stranger Thin...
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Natalia Dyer

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Susan Shocker

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Cartoon World: The Series (Susan’s Long Lost Mother Part 1)

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Cartoon World: The Series (Susan’s Long Lost Mother Part 1)

Cartoon World: The Series (Susan’s Long Lost Mother Part 1)

Episode 16 (Season 1)
by Warner Bros. Television
Susan Doesn’t Know That She Haves A Mother. Her Father (Dr. Shocker) Tells Her The Truth That Her Mother Left Him. So Susan Goes Off On A Quest To Find Her Mother, With A Little From Charlie & The ...
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Natalia Dyer is known for her roles in Yes, God, Yes, Velvet Buzzsaw, and Hannah Montana: The Movie. She has been suggested by fans for 6,230 roles on myCast, including Avery Grambs in The Inheritance Games . Similar actors include Hailee Steinfeld, Maya Hawke, and Anya Taylor-Joy. Natalia Dyer was suggested to play Susan Shocker in Cartoon World: The Series (Susan’s Long Lost Mother Part 1) by bumbleprime. Cartoon World: The Series (Susan’s Long Lost Mother Part 1) has 17 roles, including Daffy Duck, Computer, and The Narrator.

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