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sollasollew381 said: Oh my oh my Seussical! Haha, I did that show in my junior year of high school. Didn't get a speaking role at all but it was still awesome FUN!! What was your favorite number? (I was particularly fond of Solla Sollew [lol my sn] and Amazing Mayzie. THough Havin' a Hunch was the most fun to perform for me )

I never got to be in Solla Sollew or Havin’ a Hunch since I played Gertrude (though they looked like so much fun)… obviously I’m a little biased here but my favorite song was Notice Me Horton.

I also loved the courtroom number because I got to yell “Objection!” xD

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colourfully-minded said: Matthew Macfayden played Darcy to Kiera Knightly's Elizabeth Bennet in Pride and Prejudice and they later went onto play siblings in Anna Karenina last year and nobody said anything about that. (I know you were being sarcastic, just stating a fact for the people who are legitimately freaking out over this)

I didn’t realize people were legitimately freaking out. That’s silly.

I was making an observation (hence my wording which was simply that I acknowledged it), which I feel is totally within a fan’s right. The extent of my reaction to it was a small chuckle before moving on with my day.

If this is actually bothering people, they need to reconsider what they invest their emotion into.

untappedinkwell said: I suppose it is a bit of a strange idea. I'm not familiar with the Divergent Series and I probably won't see the movie, so for me I get to see them for the first time as Gus and Hazel. But you're right: the actors are going to be great in all of their roles and with any luck both movies will be phenomenal adaptations of their books and everyone will go home happy. Or something. <3

Agreed! :)

Make slightly sarcastic comment about The Fault in Our Stars movie.

Nerdfighters attack.

Guys, I’m one of you. Settle down. :)

passthecocaine said: Do you think that it's a problem that the actors playing Augustus and Hazel are also going to be Caleb and Tris? They're actors, they play many roles, and I don't see why that should be a problem

I don’t think it’s a problem! Obviously the greatness of being an actor is being able to wear many, many different faces. It was just a surprise to find out two books I am eagerly anticipating the movies for in such close proximity have such a similar cast.

I really look forward to these actors being the new Dan Radcliffes and Jennifer Lawrences of the coming years, and just found it humorous that both were cast in both movies.

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