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Fan Casting Sasha Roiz as Nicholas James Cecil Signore in A Study of Minds

sl_isodd made this fan casting suggestion on January 27, 2024. What do you think? See below to cast your vote, or click here to see all fan casting suggestions for this role.

Sasha Roiz as Nicholas James Cecil Signore in A Study of Minds

Sasha RoizCanada

51 years old
Sasha Roiz (born October 21st, 1973) is a Canadian actor. He's best known for his roles as Jack Dayton on Chicago Med, Lt. Sean Renard on Grimm, Pavel Bartok in Departure, Sam Adama on Caprica, and...
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Nicholas James Cecil Signore in A Study of Minds
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Sasha Roiz

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Nicholas James Cecil Signore

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A Study of Minds
A Study of Minds

A Study of Minds

The Reminiscences of Kaitlynn M. Johnson
by Sonny Luu
A study of the human mind.
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Sasha Roiz is known for his roles in Pompeii and The Day After Tomorrow. He has been suggested by fans for 110 roles on myCast, including Marvel in Actors You Want To See In Franchises. Similar actors include Jason Isaacs, James Frain, and Luke Evans. Sasha Roiz was suggested to play Nicholas James Cecil Signore in A Study of Minds by sl_isodd. A Study of Minds has 16 roles, including Charlotte Maria Almarez, Kaitlynn Mackenzie Johnson, and Composer.

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