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It's Harry Potter and the LGBT takeover!
She's charismatic, she's booksmart (get it), and she's gorgeous! Beanie would nail Hermione given the chance.
Can't you just imagine Lucas bumbling around with a broken wand, making silly jokes, and freaking out at spiders?
I mean, the hair alone is beyond perfect, but I think Troye would also bring an amazing queer energy to playing everyone's favourite antihero.
Not only does Billy have hella range but he has that trademark Snape sass in spades — he would definitely hit you with a book, don't try to deny it!
He's played a wizard before to infinitely quotable acclaim: There's really only one gay man for the job!
You know Angelina can play dark-sided, and she's got the British accent DOWN, so what are we waiting for?
In the nicest way possible, Stephen Fry has those gentle giant vibes just like Hagrid — amiright?
He's portrayed a villain before in Sherlock and it was VERY convincing. I think Andrew could just about manage playing the most powerful dark wizard of all time!
Indya Moore can do no wrong and they would SLAP as Hogwarts' resident it-girl with all the magical prowess.
Obviouslyyyy Neville's defining characteristic is courage, but he's also really lovely, and I think Ben totally embodies both of those things.
If you've ever seen Josie act, you know she's a fabulous, scene-stealing cutie worthy of playing fan fave Luna.
Let's face it, Sarah can play anybody! But I believe she'd bring a certain je ne sais quoi to McGonagall for sure.
It's time for Mara's big acting comeback! And this would be an ideal fit considering her background in children's book adaptations.
Can you imagine what Kate could do with this part, the genius character actor that she is?!
The lovely Ben Whishaw definitely has the acting chops to make us all feel things as Sirius.
I know he's in the Fantastic Beasts franchise, but hear me out — queer actor needed for older, attractive student at Hogwarts. Who could be more perfect?
I'd love to see bi British icon Alan Cumming's take on perennial fool Filch.
Because some things don't need to be improved 😉