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Fan Casting Margaret Dumont as Queen Petunia Porkins in Angry Birds (1930s Walt Disney Cartoon Theatrical Shorts)

user_218039 made this fan casting suggestion on August 9, 2024. What do you think? See below to cast your vote, or click here to see all fan casting suggestions for this role.

Margaret Dumont as Queen Petunia Porkins in Angry Birds (1930s Walt Disney Cartoon Theatrical Shorts)

Margaret Dumont

Margaret Dumont would probably consider it a tragedy that she is best-known for her performances as the ultimate straight woman in seven of the Marx Brothers' films (including most of their best). ...
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Margaret Dumont

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Queen Petunia Porkins (Queen Pig)

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Angry Birds (1930s Walt Disney Cartoon Theatrical Shorts)

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Angry Birds (1930s Walt Disney Cartoon Theatrical Shorts)

Angry Birds (1930s Walt Disney Cartoon Theatrical Shorts)

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If Angry Birds was released 80 years earlier in 1929 and was made by Walt Disney with talking characters.
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Margaret Dumont is known for her roles in Duck Soup, Animal Crackers, and A Night at the Opera. She has been suggested by fans for 28 roles on myCast, including 1882 in Best Actor/Actress by year of birth. Similar actors include Bela Lugosi, Robin Williams, and Akira Kurosawa. Margaret Dumont was suggested to play Queen Petunia Porkins in Angry Birds (1930s Walt Disney Cartoon Theatrical Shorts) by user_218039. Angry Birds (1930s Walt Disney Cartoon Theatrical Shorts) has 49 roles, including Zeta, King Leonard Mudbeard, and Princess Porkina.

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