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Fan Casting Rino Romano as Sgt. Jared Lanza in Godzilla: The Chimera Effect

toonking1985 made this fan casting suggestion on November 12, 2023. What do you think? See below to cast your vote, or click here to see all fan casting suggestions for this role.

Rino Romano as Sgt. Jared Lanza in Godzilla: The Chimera Effect

Rino RomanoCanada

55 years old
Rino Romano (born 1 July 1969) is an Italian-Canadian actor and voice actor. Having first appeared in on-screen roles in the 1990s, he became best known for his voice acting in the following decade...
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Sgt. Jared Lanza in Godzilla: The Chimera Effect
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Rino Romano

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Sgt. Jared Lanza

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Godzilla: The Chimera Effect

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Godzilla: The Chimera Effect

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"This is a personal passion project of mine, where I brainstorm my own ideas for a series of American Godzilla movies. This series exists purely for fun. However, I do hope, one day, it'll inspire ...
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Rino Romano is known for his roles in Stuart Little 3: Call of the Wild, Halloweentown, and Get Him to the Greek. He has been suggested by fans for 269 roles on myCast, including Peter Parker/Spider-Man in Voices You Can't Unhear. Similar actors include Josh Keaton, James Arnold Taylor, and Tobey Maguire. Rino Romano was suggested to play Sgt. Jared Lanza in Godzilla: The Chimera Effect by toonking1985. Other actors sugggested to play this role include Clancy Brown, Hector Elizondo, and Antonio Banderas. Godzilla: The Chimera Effect has 16 roles, including Additional Voices, Howard Hastur, and Kaiju Vocals.

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