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Fan Casting London Fuller as Carol Danvers (Child) in MCU + DCEU: Before the Millennium (1900~1990s)

thischosenone made this fan casting suggestion on January 25, 2019. What do you think? See below to cast your vote, or click here to see all fan casting suggestions for this role.

London Fuller as Carol Danvers (Child) in MCU + DCEU: Before the Millennium (1900~1990s)

London FullerUnited States

14 years old
London Fuller is an American youngster actress. Her first official acting position came at 4 months old, when she worked with her twin sister, Sedona Fuller, on a public ADT Security business. Her ...
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London Fuller

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Carol Danvers (Child)

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MCU + DCEU: Before the Millennium (1900~1990s)

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MCU + DCEU: Before the Millennium (1900~1990s)

MCU + DCEU: Before the Millennium (1900~1990s)

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If Marvel Cinematic Universe (Disney) and DC Extended Universe (Warner Bros. Discovery) crossover, then worked with a logical processing. How that would have? Diana saved Steve Rogers and let him...
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London Fuller is known for her roles in Bombshell and Captain Marvel. She has been suggested by fans for 452 roles on myCast, including Twin Girls in The Little Rascals (2019). Similar actors include Mckenna Grace, Kingston Foster, and Mia Talerico. London Fuller was suggested to play Carol Danvers (Child) in MCU + DCEU: Before the Millennium (1900~1990s) by thischosenone. MCU + DCEU: Before the Millennium (1900~1990s) has 72 roles, including Natasha Romanoff (Teenager), Natasha Romanoff (Child), and Hal Jordan (Child).

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