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Fan Casting Beverly Hills Cop III as Plastic Man in Which projects should inspire adaptations of these comics

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Beverly Hills Cop III as Plastic Man in Which projects should inspire adaptations of these comics

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There have been many reboots of Batman and Superman, although each adaptation is usually unique in its own way. In order to keep adaptations different from each other, as well as different enough f...
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Beverly Hills Cop III has been suggested by fans for 12 roles on myCast, including Eddie Murphy in Actors Best Performances. Similar actors include Beverly Hills Cop, Beverly Hills Cop II (1987), and Power Rangers (2017). Beverly Hills Cop III was suggested to play Plastic Man in Which projects should inspire adaptations of these comics by castingsinmyblood. Other actors sugggested to play this role include Jim Carrey, Mel Brooks, and Andy Kaufman. Which projects should inspire adaptations of these comics has 284 roles, including Batman, Superman, and X-Men.

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