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Fan Casting Brooklynn Prince as Michelle Levins in The United States of Tara (Better Version)

lizalapirafan2002 made this fan casting suggestion on February 22, 2019. What do you think? See below to cast your vote, or click here to see all fan casting suggestions for this role.

Brooklynn Prince as Michelle Levins in The United States of Tara (Better Version)

Brooklynn PrinceUnited States

14 years old
Brooklynn Prince (born May 4, 2010) is an American child actress widely known for her critically acclaimed role in the 2017 film The Florida Project, for which she won the Critics Choice Movie Awar...
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Brooklynn Prince

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Michelle Levins

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The United States of Tara (Better Version)

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The United States of Tara (Better Version)

The United States of Tara (Better Version)

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When a troubled suburban New York businessman named Carl Lethers, was in a rush to find a job, his daughter Tara, along with her friends, including best buds Lily and Timmy, join a best friends clu...
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Brooklynn Prince is known for her roles in The Florida Project, The Angry Birds Movie 2, and The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part. She has been suggested by fans for 2,814 roles on myCast, including Valeria Richards in The Fantastic Four. Similar actors include Lexi Rabe, Abby Ryder Fortson, and Millie Bobby Brown. Brooklynn Prince was suggested to play Michelle Levins in The United States of Tara (Better Version) by lizalapirafan2002. The United States of Tara (Better Version) has 22 roles, including Tara Lethers, Lily Evans, and Vicky Evans.

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