Fan Casting The banana splits movie
Tra la la!
by Jackson scott
Story added by phoenixrose on March 16, 2025
Story Plot
Harley and his family attends a live taping of the banana splits show. But after the show, he and his friend, Zoe, find a blue cube so they accidentally powers it and it sends them and Harley’s family and other audience members in a fairy tale like world along with the Banana Splits themselves.
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Fan Casting Roles for The banana splits movie
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Zoe (Harley’s friend.)
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Maria Nash
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Harley Williams (Harley)
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Finley Wotjack Hissing
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Mitch Williams (Harley's real dad. Austin's stepdad.)
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Steve Lund
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Austin williams (Cool big bro)
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Romeo Carere
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Stevie (Drunk Co star of the banana splits show.)
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Richard White
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Beth williams (Harley's mother)
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Dani Kind
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Chris (Teen audience member.)
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Kai Kadlec
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Poppy (Influencer, audience member, super banana splits fan.)
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Celina Martin
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Thadd (Poppy’s fiance.)
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Kiroshan Naidoo
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