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Fan Casting Christopher Convery as Squeaky Smee in Descendants: Royal and Lost

justacaster22 made this fan casting suggestion on August 21, 2022. What do you think? See below to cast your vote, or click here to see all fan casting suggestions for this role.

Christopher Convery as Squeaky Smee in Descendants: Royal and Lost

Christopher ConveryUnited States

17 years old
From a young age, Christopher Convery showed a clear love for acting and music. He began taking singing and piano lessons at the age of 4, and was even asked to sing "I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Clau...
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Christopher Convery

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Squeaky Smee (Twin Son of Smee)

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Descendants: Royal and Lost

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Descendants: Royal and Lost

Descendants: Royal and Lost

A fanfiction by miphlink
by Disney, Miphlink
This is about the children of the origanl decendants. In the timeline of this story the barrier never was brought down and uma was capturd and throne in the isle. The pirates never helped Auradon s...
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Christopher Convery is known for his roles in The Girl in the Spider's Web and Brahms: The Boy II. He has been suggested by fans for 783 roles on myCast, including Michael ( Kid ) in Meet the Robinsons ( Live Action ) . Similar actors include Iain Armitage, Jackson Robert Scott, and Elias Harger. Christopher Convery was suggested to play Squeaky Smee in Descendants: Royal and Lost by justacaster22. Other actors sugggested to play this role include Christian Convery, Roman Griffin Davis, and Will Buie Jr.. Descendants: Royal and Lost has 49 roles, including Queen Mal, Princess Mckenzie, and Ginny Gothel.

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