VBT# Dream Cast - Falling by Lisa Rigsbee

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Today's Post is something new that I am trying out - it is called "Dream Cast" and is where you take the characters from the book and imagine that the book has been made into a film and which Hollywood Star would play those book characters.

Dream Cast - Falling by Lisa Rigsbee

If your book was made into a movie, who would you cast in that movie?


Ooh...this was super hard to figure out.


Nick: Jordan Nichols
Chris: Liam Hemsworth
Jase: Jackson Rathbone
Beth: Ariana Grande
Regan: Aly Michalka
Julissa: Selena Gomez
Will: Jamie Campbell Bower
Sophie’s Mom: Finola Hughes (with green contacts of course)
Maureen: Marcia Cross
Sophie’s Dad: Daniel Craig
Mr. Finney: Rainn Wilson
As for Sophie, I didn’t physically describe her in the book. Did you notice? 

So...I’ll leave that one up to you. Who would YOU cast?

  • Taylor Swift
  • AJ Michalka
  • Lucy Hale
  • Chelsea Kane
  • Sara Paxton 


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