STRANGER THINGS Star Sadie Sink Rumored For BEETLEJUICE 2 And Mysterious MCU Role

@TheWalkingCuban - I thought she did great in Stranger Things, and I like her a lot more than insufferable Millie Bobby Brown. So I'm happy for her.

@TheWalkingCuban - While the song was overplayed, I actually think she is the strongest of the child actors on the show. This is one case where i’d like to see her in more things and I think her hype is deserved.

@mountainman - well, it was overplayed in real life, I won’t blame the show for that, social media makes things go viral, but yeah, she’s talented

@FilmGuy7878 - I don't mind Millie Bobby Brown's acting. It's the way she carries herself outside of her acting. She's just kind of a glory hogging bitch from what I've seen.

@TheWalkingCuban -

LOL!!!

Well done soldier! Carry on.

@Reginator -

While I do live in the South(Texas), I can't make myself say it that way.

But if it's tender brisket with spicy BBQ sauce, jalapenos, & onions on Texas Toast, I'll call it whatever the broad wants me to.

@Origame - We need a male Black Widow.

@RolandD - I suppose they don't have to use Gena Davis and Alef Baldwin's characters. I would imagine Sadie Sink would be playing a new character and she would fill the Winona Ryder-type role while Winona Ryder plays something of a mentor to her. And there would new ghost characters that aren't Gina Davis and Alex Baldwin.

@CorndogBurglar - I’ll agree with those three, but man was I a fan of Eddie too this season.

It is somewhat sad to me how the main four boys have gotten lost in the shuffle over the years.

@LeonNova - Jamie Campbell Bower NEEDS to play the MCU's Mr. Sinister or Ghost Rider.

@StSteven - I honestly want them to do an adaptation of the Beetlejuice musical than make a sequel to the OG movie. They are already making a Wicked movie and a Mean Girls musical movie so why not.

Evan Peters as BJ. Caroline Konstnar as Lydia. Make it happen WB.

@FilmGuy7878 - I was a theater person (among other things) in high school, so I'm always down for a good musical (I'm STILL pissed that we never got to do "Jesus Christ Superstar" because it was too controversial at the time). And that's some good casting BTW.

The only thing that springs to mind with that, however, is depending on how much of an actual "musical" "Joker 2" is, we end up getting something kinda close, minus the supernatural aspect and the comedy. I mean, Phoenix's Joker does kinda look like BJ, and if Lydia were dealing she's kinda look like Harley (she already was pretty pale and gothy in the original "BJ", so it's not a huge stretch.

@FilmGuy7878 - Yeah, I got into theater at my high school when I was a sophomore (although I've always been something of a performer having started taking guitar lessons when I was 6 and was like the big act of my grade school's talent show for my last 4 years). In high school I was in "Peter Pan", "Anything Goes", and "The Fiddler on the Roof". My favorite role was in "AG" where I played the main character's (Billy if I recall") boss who is a crusty old dude who gets sea-sick at the beginning of the show and is drunk for the rest of it. So I really got to ham it up and apparently I was so convincing after the shows people would ask me if I was really drunk.

We also did this thing called "Winter One Acts" which were student written and directed plays which we did for an intimate audience where we turned the stage around and had bleachers for the audience on the back side of the stage. Cool idea. My favorite role in that was when I play an art critic in a (comedic) play named "Bufred Bizarre", which based on the way I played him was a real nutcase as I did every line in either a different accent or different impersonation (i.e. French->Elvis->British->George Bush->Irish-> etc.).

However, my favorite experience with all that was writing and directing my own 1-act when I was a senior called "Marsha Brady in Hell" which was based on Shaw's "Don Juan in Hell" (I was reading a lot of existentialism at the time). I had characters like Marsha (of course), Satan, Elvis, Apollo, Shaw and Sarte, etc. and it was about the meaning of life kinda stuff. Pretty heady stuff for high school I guess. But I had fun, and as long as I enjoyed myself that's all that matters in theater, right? 😉