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Fan Casting Amy March as Hayley Mills in Which characters should actors have played in the '60s?

sarahlalbuquerque made this fan casting suggestion on January 29, 2024. What do you think? See below to cast your vote, or click here to see all fan casting suggestions for this role.

Amy March as Hayley Mills in Which characters should actors have played in the '60s?

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Amy is the youngest sister and baby of the family; she’s 12, when the story begins. Interested in art, she is described as a "regular snow-maiden,” with curly golden hair and blue eyes, "pale and s...
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Hayley Mills in Which characters should actors have played in the '60s?
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Which characters should actors have played in the '60s?

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Which characters should actors have played in the '60s?

Inspired by mikeypascual, pakjirasan, jasleenfaydelarosa and paristhefilmgirl
I really hope you don’t add any actors who weren’t born yet…
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Amy March has been suggested by fans for 99 roles on myCast, including True Blue Femininity in Sort by Tropes. Similar actors include Jo March, Blair Waldorf, and Meg March (Little Women). Amy March was suggested to play Hayley Mills in Which characters should actors have played in the '60s? by sarahlalbuquerque. Other actors sugggested to play this role include Karen Smith, Chris Parker, and Sarah Quinn. Which characters should actors have played in the '60s? has 115 roles, including Joan Van Ark, Diana Ross, and Sharon Tate.

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