Dream casting

[Tonyblack]

I'm so sorry to hear you are going through such a bad time, Lori. Hang in there and I hope things brighten up for you very soon. *HUGS*

[Dotsie]

As above - and don't worry about not getting on here, we're not going anywhere

[Who's Wee Dug]

I hope things clear up for you soon Lori.

[Tonyblack]

Back to casting - Judy Flynn from The Brittas Empire for Magrat.

[Bouncy Castle]

Isn't she a tad old for the part? I always imagined Magrat as being late teens, early twenties.

[Tonyblack]

She probably is now, but this thread is called "Dream Casting" and I took that to mean ideal people - never mind whether they are too old or even dead.

[Bouncy Castle]

Ah.

I am suitably rebuffed.

[Who's Wee Dug]

Show us the shinny bits then Bouncy.

[Bouncy Castle]

[Dotsie]

Bouncy, there's not a pick on you! Eat a biscuit girl.

[Bouncy Castle]

[Penfold]

She probably is now, but this thread is called "Dream Casting" and I took that to mean ideal people - never mind whether they are too old or even dead.

In that case I would nominate Marty Feldman for the part of Nobby.

[Bouncy Castle]

Too tall.

[Lori]

Thank you all for the kind words. I apologize for not responding to each of you sooner, but I hope you'll understand. It's been a rough few days... But I'm getting there slowly...

Warmest regards,
Lori

"The gods of the Disc have never bothered much about judging the souls of the dead, and so people only go to hell if that's where they believe, in their deepest heart, that they deserve to go. Which they won't do if they don't know about it. This explains why it is so important to shoot missionaries on sight." (Eric)

[AgProv]

Adorah Belle Dearheart would have something in common with Daria Morgendorffer from the cartoon series. This would be the inscrutable deadpan voice and a facial expression that only alters in small, subtle, ways. In an animated version featuring ABD, I would reccomend Tracy Grandstaff (very versatile voice artiste, who voiced Daria). Her American accent might be put down to an upbringing in a different part of the Disc- this fits the "wide-open skies"frontier mentality of the Clacksmen (who in a different world took the telegraph coast-to-coast in the USA.)