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Fan Casting Brennan Mejia as Rikki in Vera Wong’s unsolicited advice for murderers

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Brennan Mejia as Rikki in Vera Wong’s unsolicited advice for murderers

Brennan MejiaUnited States

34 years old
Brennan Mejia is an American actor and stuntman. He's popular among tokusatsu fans as Tyler Nevarro, the Reddy Dino Charge Ranger, from the Dino Charge and Super Dino Charge seasons of Power Rangers.
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Vera Wong’s unsolicited advice for murderers

by Jesse Q Sutanto
Warner Bros. TV has acquired the book rights to Jesse Q. Sutanto’s novel, “Vera Wong’s Unsolicited Advice for Murderers,” the studio announced on Monday. Mindy Kaling’s Kaling International, which ...
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Brennan Mejia is known for his roles in Corrective Measures and Kaboom. He has been suggested by fans for 283 roles on myCast, including 1990 in Face Claim Ideas Sorted by Birth Year. Similar actors include Mena Massoud, William Shewfelt, and Diego Boneta. Brennan Mejia was suggested to play Rikki in Vera Wong’s unsolicited advice for murderers by conniezboral. Other actors sugggested to play this role include Noah Centineo, Finn Wolfhard, and Vachirawit Chivaaree. Vera Wong’s unsolicited advice for murderers has 8 roles, including Vera Wong, Julia, and Oliver.

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