Who Should Play Disney Channel Cartoon Characters In Their Live-Action Adaptations?
Who’s in your dream cast for live action Disney Channel cartoons?
Did you hear they’re making a live-action Kim Possible movie?The Goldbergs star Sean Giambrone will play Ron Stoppable, Kim’s goofy sidekick. Inhabiting the title role is Sadie Stanley, a newcomer who wowed Disney with her first audition ever. These show biz moves got us thinking. This can’t be the last of the live action Disney Channel cartoons coming. And they’re going to need the perfect actors to play these parts we all know so well. Thus, we’ve taken it upon ourselves to cast any and all live action Disney Channel adaptations with the absolute perfect actors. Hollywood, you’re welcome.Phineas And Ferb
Dang. What a jolt of pure joy. Phineas And Ferb rocks and rolls with musical comedy and surprising heart in equal measure. The title characters are step-brothers who embark in various shenanigan-laden missions to try and stop a comically evil genius. Oh, also there’s a pet platypus named Perry.
Naturally.
Phineas – Jeremy Ray Taylor
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Phineas is the personification of boundless, untethered energy. He also has striking red hair. Therefore, there’s no one better for the part than It breakout Jeremy Ray Taylor. He scores that horror film’s biggest comic relief goals with his contagiously plucky enthusiasm.
In a Phineas And Ferb film, he would know exactly what they’re going to do today.
Ferb – Levi Miller
The quiet Abbott to Phineas’ loud Costello, Ferb is a less showy part on paper. Yet his unflappability is an essential part of the show’s DNA. In the film version, Levi Miller would be the perfect anchor.
We’ve seen him project comfort and calm in works like A Wrinkle In Time. Dye his hair green, turn his native Australian accent British, you’ve got yourself a Ferb.
Dr. Heinz Doofenshmirtz – Ryan Gosling
A handsome-as-heck movie star in the role of a goofy mad scientist? Crazy, we know, but stick with us.
When Ryan Gosling is untethered and let loose, in films like The Nice Guys or even Jimmy Kimmel sketches, his comedic instincts are shockingly good. Sometimes we get the sense that he’s a broad comic stuck in a matinee idol’s body. Cut the reins, and let Gosling’s freak flag fly.