Here’s Everyone Who They Should Cast In The “Rick and Morty” Live-Action Film

Wubba lubba dub-dub! Rick and Morty, Justin Roiland and Dan Harmon’s twisted take on the Back to the Future films, has become a cultural phenomenon in only three seasons. Fans of the series are outspoken, to say the least.

And those who aren’t fans of Rick and Morty? Well, they clearly just don’t f—ing get it. But as great as the show is (and it is), there is one thing that would make it better: live action.

If we had our way, here’s who would be cast in a Rick and Morty live action movie.

The President

We all know Rick and the President were secret besties back before their big blowout at the end of “The Rickchurian Mortydate.” And who wouldn’t want to be besties with him? It was his idea to put the entire fate of humanity in Rick and Morty’s musical hands. Just don’t ask for a selfie.

The President doesn’t do selfies.

Keegan-Michael Key

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Keegan-Michael Key has serious comedic range, and he knows how to play a character that yells a lot. Honestly, that’s all you really need with the President. Well, that and a little musical talent, and Key did make an appearance in a Weird Al Yankovic music video once, so there’s that.

Supernova

A once-hero who succumbed to anger and darkness, Supernova is the “Rick and Morty” answer to every female Marvel superhero ever written. Sure, she starts out pretty alright, but she could probably stand to do some work on building her patience. And her fidelity.

Tessa Thompson

There’s no denying Tessa Thompson would make the perfect superhero. She’s already had practice playing one in “Thor: Ragnarok,” and she’s drop dead gorgeous to boot.

But she’s also f—ing great at the strong, psychotic type (you really need to be watching “Westworld”), and Supernova is nothing if not strong and psychotic.