Fan Casting Peter Sohn as Rabbit in Wild Kingdoms: Exploring the Hidden Wonders of Earth's Biodiversity

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Peter Sohn as Rabbit in Wild Kingdoms: Exploring the Hidden Wonders of Earth's Biodiversity

Peter SohnUnited States

47 years old
Peter Sohn is a Pixar storyboard artist and animator. Sohn started his career with Pixar in the art and story departments for Finding Nemo. He also worked on The Incredibles, Ratatouille and WALL-E...
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Wild Kingdoms: Exploring the Hidden Wonders of Earth's Biodiversity

Wild Kingdoms: Exploring the Hidden Wonders of Earth's Biodiversity

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Narrating documentaries such as "Wild Kingdoms: Exploring the Hidden Wonders of Earth's Biodiversity" with celebrities can be a double-edged sword. On one hand, using celebrities can attract a wide...
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Peter Sohn is known for his roles in Monsters University, The Incredibles, and Ratatouille. He has been suggested by fans for 997 roles on myCast, including What if Pixar made Spider-Man? in Fanscription. Similar actors include H. Michael Croner, Joey King, and Will Smith. Peter Sohn was suggested to play Rabbit in Wild Kingdoms: Exploring the Hidden Wonders of Earth's Biodiversity by johannarivera1. Other actors sugggested to play this role include Scarlett Johansson, Florence Pugh, and Ana de Armas. Wild Kingdoms: Exploring the Hidden Wonders of Earth's Biodiversity has 20 roles, including Squirrel, Spotted Hyena, and Gorilla.

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