Live-Action Actors who should reprise their characters voice wise

[Abdullab]

Originally Posted by thomwim

Dwight Schultz and Mr. T as their "A-Team" characters.
John de Lancie as Q

Fun fact about Dwight he did reprise mad Murdock in Lego dimensions. He was the only cast member from the show to reprise for that game

[thomwim]

Cool, I didn't know anout Lego Dimensions.

[Polyester Funk]

Originally Posted by Autovolt

I hate the fact I made this thread and list and totally blanked out on including Adrian Pasdar as Glenn Talbot. He'd easily take my vote on that one. A shame they never thought during his tenure of voicing Iron Man, they never thought to also bring in Glenn for an episode with Adrian reprising.

Adrian was a really good Talbot. Would be nice hearing him voice the guy in something. He was a better Talbot than Stark in my opinion.

[Autovolt]

Originally Posted by Polyester Funk

Adrian was a really good Talbot. Would be nice hearing him voice the guy in something. He was a better Talbot than Stark in my opinion.

Definitely.

It just feels weird to me that they had a Hulk cartoon around the same time Pasdar was Iron Man and Talbot and didn't think to have Glenn show up in an episode.

[Polyester Funk]

With the talk of Hulk and Talbot, I now remember: Sam Elliott as General Thaddeus "Thunderbolt" Ross. That'd be a nice one to get again.

[TheDayman]

Wesley Snipes as Blade, Hayden Christensen as Anakin, Andrew Garfield as Spider-Man

Honestly while I love to see most of the Gotham cast reprise: Cameron Monaghan NEEDS to do an actual Joker and not an “we can’t call him the Joker but is basically the Joker” situation.

[TylerMirage]

Originally Posted by Autovolt

It just feels weird to me that they had a Hulk cartoon around the same time Pasdar was Iron Man and Talbot and didn't think to have Glenn show up in an episode.

Well, it's quite simple - Talbot's not a character that appeared in the MCU movies, therefore he's nothing.

[Polyester Funk]

I'd love for Frank Langella to voice Skeletor in something. He'd get my vote for sure. I wouldn't mind having Dolph Lundgren as He-Man either just for the heck of it.

[thomwim]

Tim Curry as It, or as the Lord of Darkness (from Legend 1985)