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Fan Casting Russell Brand as Big Evil Sponsor in The Muppets Become Influencers

martyfeldman1982 made this fan casting suggestion on January 26, 2020. What do you think? See below to cast your vote, or click here to see all fan casting suggestions for this role.

Russell Brand as Big Evil Sponsor in The Muppets Become Influencers

Russell BrandUnited Kingdom

49 years old
Russell Brand (born 4 June 1975) is a British comedian, actor, columnist, author, TV & radio personality, presenter, activist, and campaigner. Brand achieved mainstream fame in the UK for presenti...
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Nearly a decade after their comeback, the Muppets once again fall from grace and are now trying to stay relevant by appealing to the culture of the Internet. Kermit becomes a gamer, Bunsen and Beak...
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Russell Brand is known for his roles in Hop, Despicable Me 2, and Despicable Me. He has been suggested by fans for 717 roles on myCast, including Otto Mann in The Simpsons. Similar actors include David Tennant, Jim Carrey, and Johnny Depp. Russell Brand was suggested to play Big Evil Sponsor in The Muppets Become Influencers by martyfeldman1982. Other actors sugggested to play this role include Ryan Reynolds, Willem Dafoe, and Al Pacino. The Muppets Become Influencers has 89 roles, including Cameos, Sam the Eagle, and Petty Fan Requests.

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