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If you could re-cast Anakin in episodes 2 and 3 of Star Wars, who would you choose?
I think we can all agree that Hayden Christensen was just awful in the new Star Wars movies. I can see the value of having him as the lead role in a similar sort of action/sci-fi series, but for something as good as Star Wars? I think we need to take a stand and re-cast his character of Anakin! What do you think? Do you think he brought something to the role that was necessary? Or did he distract you from a story line that could have enraptured you and brought the Star Wars legacy even farther above where it had been before the prequels?
If you would like to see (imagine) someone else playing the role of Anakin Skywalker, please answer this question with who you would pick to replace Hayden and perhaps a picture if you feel so inclined. Why do you think this person would do a better job than he did?
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If you would like to see (imagine) someone else playing the role of Anakin Skywalker, please answer this question with who you would pick to replace Hayden and perhaps a picture if you feel so inclined. Why do you think this person would do a better job than he did?
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I had to think about it for a bit, but once I thought of this guy, I didn't even have to consider any others -- I think he'd be perfect for it.
Tom Welling, best known as Clark Kent / Superman on Smallville:
Tom Welling, best known as Clark Kent / Superman on Smallville:
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