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Next to Normal Fancast

Diana Goodman played by Stephanie J. Block

Dan Goodman played by Sebastian Arcelus or Oscar Isaac

Natalie Goodman played by Rachel Zegler or Isa Briones

Gabe Goodman played by Andrew Barth Feldman

Henry played by Caleb McLaughlin

Dr. Madden played by Leslie Odom Jr.

Dr. Fine played by Aaron Tveit

(I also think Aaron could be a really good Dan as well, but Sebastian and Oscar are my first choices and Aaron is 11 years younger than Stephanie)

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‘Se7en’ (1995)

Directed by David Fincher

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Ok I want to rant about Cassian and his relationships with Jyn and Bix.

I really hate how so many people are invalidating one of these ships to make the ship they prefer seem better. If they ship Jyn and Cassian they say Bix and Cassian don’t have chemistry and if they ship Bix and Cassian they say Jyn and Cassian feel like a friendship or a brother/sister bond. And I just want to say if you think either of those ways, you’re kinda annoying.

I feel like we as an audience have come to expect that if a character is in love with another character, then they can only ever be in love with that character and, yes, obviously Cassian still has feelings for Bix but after being separated from her for a whole year, it is completely within the realm of possibility that he might be developing feelings for someone else. The keyword here being “might.”

Jyn and Cassian’s relationship is like a relationship in a tragic play. They might be attracted to each other and they might have acted on that attraction but the Empire robbed them of that chance. They were a “Will They, Won’t They?” that will never get to explore what they might have had due to the Empire’s cruelty. Maybe Cassian would’ve decided he wants be with Jyn after everything was done or maybe he would’ve decided he wants to be with Bix and raise their child together.

The point is that Cassian doesn’t get to decide. Neither does Jyn. Neither does Bix. That’s the tragedy of it all. They all have to sacrifice their lives and their happiness to save the galaxy. They have to be another victim of the Empire’s tyranny so that, in the future, no one else will be.

But’s that’s just what I think.

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‘No Country for Old Men’ (2007)

Directed by The Coen Brothers

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Clue Fancast

Wadsworth played by James McAvoy or Benedict Cumberbatch

Miss Scarlet played by Zazie Beetz

Mr. Green played by Daniel Radcliffe

Mrs. White played by Anne Hathaway

Professor Plum played by Alden Ehrenreich

Mrs. Peacock played by Sheryl Lee Ralph

Colonel Mustard played by Bryan Cranston

Yvette played by Alison Brie

Mr. Boddy played by Kieran Culkin

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‘The Master’ (2012)

Directed by Paul Thomas Anderson

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Hadestown movie fancast

Orpheus played by Jordan Fisher

Eurydice played by Rachel Zegler

Hermes played by Colman Domingo

Persephone played Danielle Brooks or Lady Gaga

Hades played by Jesse L. Martin

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A Crown of Candy fancast

(live action or animated)

(This Fancast is only in the event that it was decided not to use the Intrepid Heroes, which would be dumb unless the Intrepid Heroes made that decision).

King Amethar of House Rocks played by Brian Tyree Henry

Princess Jet Rocks played by Chloe Bailey

Princess Ruby Rocks played by Halle Bailey

Sir Theobald Gumbar played by David Harbour

Chancellor Lapin Cadbury played by Paul Bettany

Liam Wilhelmina of House Jawbreaker played by Chosen Jacobs

Cumulous Rocks played by Danny Pudi

Queen Saccharina of House Frostwhip played by Yara Shahidi

Queen Caramelinda of House Rocks played by Regina King

Lord Calroy Crueller played by Oscar Isaac

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A Star Wars rant that’s five (six?) years too late but for some reason still feels like it needs to be brought up:

To some Star Wars fans, I got a question: does Rey changing her last name to Skywalker instead of Palpatine seriously still bother you? Like, actually?

Like I’m seeing people to this day say “She’s not a Skywalker, she’s a Palpatine.” “She’ll never be a Skywalker.” “She doesn’t deserve to be a Skywalker.” etc, etc. And I just think y’all need to grow up.

Like, y’all know we have multiple real life examples of this, right? Let’s list them.

1. Any of y’all have a mom? Does she have the same last name as your dad? Yeah, that’s not her actual last name. Are you gonna walk up to your mom and tell her she’s not a true Johnson or Davis or *insert your last name here*? No you’re not, because that’s stupid.

2. Adopted kids chose to take the name of the family that adopted them all the time. Are you gonna tell them they haven’t earned it? That they never be a true *insert last name*? That no matter what, they’ll always have *insert former family’s last name* blood in their veins? No, you wouldn’t (or I hope you wouldn’t) because that’s a cruel and kinda evil thing to say. This is essentially what happened with Rey, as it’s very obvious that Luke and Leia either gave permission or had no qualms with Rey choosing their name.

3. You can literally go and change your name right now. Legally. No one will stop you. You could go by any name you want. Your name is yours. It can be anything. YOU could go and become a Skywalker.

4. Lot of celebrities go by different names that aren’t the name they were born with. Like:

What’s his name?

If you said Elton John, you’re wrong. His name is Reginald Dwight.

What’s his name?

If you said Michael Caine, you’re wrong. His name is Maurice Micklewhite.

What’s his name?

If you said Vin Diesel, you’re wrong. His name is Mark Sinclair.

What’s his name?

If you said Martin Sheen, you’re wrong. His name is Ramón Gerard Antonio Estévez.

What’s her name?

If you said Lady Gaga, you’re wrong. Her name is Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta.

Like y’all are still calling Eminem Eminem, 50 Cent 50 Cent, Ice Cube Ice Cube, The Rock The Rock, The Undertaker The Undertaker, etc, but when a fictional character changes their fictional name to another fictional name, you’re suddenly up in arms? Make it make sense.

Also, kind of a more serious point here but are y’all gonna go up to the descendants of Hitler and tell them that they aren’t allowed to change their name? That they’ll always be a Hitler? No, you wouldn’t because that’s insane. In Star Wars, Palpatine is just space Hitler, so it makes sense why she doesn’t want to go by that name. It’s a name that deserves to die out.

Basically, if you still have an issue with Rey choosing her last name to be Skywalker, I think you need to grow up and find some actual things in life to have issues with instead of letting a fictional character’s name take up so much space in your mind that you still feel the need to comment on it years later.

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‘Malcolm X’ (1992)

Directed by Spike Lee

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Kinda wild that the biopic about Robbie Williams is better than the biopic about Freddie Mercury

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‘I Saw the TV Glow’ (2024)

Directed by Jane Schoenbrun

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‘Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood’ (2019)

Directed by Quentin Tarantino

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‘The Fabelmans’ (2022)

Directed by Steven Spielberg

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‘Marriage Story’ (2019)

Directed by Noah Baumbach

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‘Saturday Night’ (2024)

Directed by Jason Reitman