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Fan Casting Erica Tremblay as Princess Gyda in The Story of How The Four Founders of Hogwarts Met

oddinariess made this fan casting suggestion on September 8, 2021. What do you think? See below to cast your vote, or click here to see all fan casting suggestions for this role.

Erica Tremblay as Princess Gyda in The Story of How The Four Founders of Hogwarts Met

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Princess Gyda in The Story of How The Four Founders of Hogwarts Met
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Erica Tremblay

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Princess Gyda (The KIng's youngest child)

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The Story of How The Four Founders of Hogwarts Met

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The Story of How The Four Founders of Hogwarts Met

The Story of How The Four Founders of Hogwarts Met

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by J.K.Rowling
King Aethelred the Worthy make a rule that every people suspected to have magical blood will be burned that their witchcraft and wizardry will not rot the kingdom of Britain. Unfortunately, his son...
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Erica Tremblay is known for her roles in Extinction, Before I Fall, and The Bye Bye Man. She has been suggested by fans for 457 roles on myCast, including Waylay in Things We Never Got Over. Similar actors include Brooklynn Prince, Madeleine McGraw, and Kingston Foster. Erica Tremblay was suggested to play Princess Gyda in The Story of How The Four Founders of Hogwarts Met by oddinariess. Other actors sugggested to play this role include Madeleine McGraw. The Story of How The Four Founders of Hogwarts Met has 50 roles, including Helga Hufflepuff, Rowena Ravenclaw, and Salazar Slytherin.

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