Ever since I saw him in lucifer this has been Michael in my head cannon. [Timothy Omundson]
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Posted Feb 1, 2022, 8:08 AM UTC
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Posted Feb 1, 2022, 8:08 AM UTC
I feel like he'd also make a very good Vaterung
I like that idea.
Those eyes just scream kringle to me. While the eyebrows and his overall presence would be wonderful as Vadderung.
How different are Kringle and Vadderung? I've never paid attention to their characteristics. Are they different enough to warrant two actors? It's probably cheaper to just cast one; but I'm curious nonetheless.
Edit: I seem to recall that Harry only found out because Kringle revealed an eye (or something to that extent).
I think they could do either way on a single actor or two. Kringle is white haired, full beard, two eyes, barrel chested, slight scarring on face common in bikers. Vadderung is described a bit younger, salt and paper hair, short beard, one eye, large scar.
After seeing how he played Cain in Supernatural, I'd be all for it.
I could see Cane as Michael.
Cane? If you're talking they guy who play Cane on Lucifer, then yes. Tom Welling was surprisingly built/muscular.
Edit: As an added bonus, Tom did play Clark Kent; and that's about as Micheal as one could get.
Exactly. Was just mentioning him because the post drew in the show Lucifer.
This guy was Cain on Supernatural. (Not correcting anyone, just a funny coincidence)
I think they meant that this actor played Cain. He was on Supernatural.
He had a stroke a few years ago, I don't know if he should be doing such a physical role.
Holy shit is that why he has looked so off in the new Psych movies? That poor dude.
Yup. It happened in 2017: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KB9pUX97aKY
Yeah if you watch the first movie, he basically only had a cameo. If you know going into it, you can tell.
Yeah that's why the wrote the role the way they did. It was his first time back in front of the camera and was really really hard on him I guess. But it was a huge change for fans who didn't know what was up. I'm actually really happy they wrote in his stroke to the show bc he gets to just be himself essentially and still be a part of the team
I believe in Tad Cooper.
Sadly, he suffered a stroke recently and did not come out the other side the same man. ðŸ˜
Man, my guy gets around. Who'd he play in Lucifer again? Loved him as Lassey and Cain.
Although I always pictured him as Marcone or Vatterung
He was Earl "God" Johnson on Lucifer.
Think he's got too slim of a build for Michael. Always pictured Michael as being more "solid"
He needs about 50 pounds of muscle.
I picture him as Billy Mays
This is how I imagine him
Idk those piercing blue eyes and beard just scream Merlin Arthur Langtry to me
Funnily enough, he's who I'd cast for Nicodemus.
I just don’t think he’s muscled enough.
I love Tim. Oh my god. What a wonderful Michael he'd have played. Psych fan for years!
Its clearly Mac
He was my #1 pick for Doctor Strange. Would have been nice if they cast someone who can act.
Nah, that's my boy Detective Lassiter of the Santa Barbara PD!
Or king Richard!
He killed it as both of them.
And he's recovered enough to be in the next Psyche movie! I don't think he'll be doing any action scenes though.
"Oh poop! I got gravy on my tummy flowers."
Did a damn fine job as Kane in Supernatural too. In fact, I think I'd rather see him as Nicodemus.
Lassie!
Chief Detective.
You know that's right
I've heard it both ways.
Nah, that's Seamus McTiernen from the 2001 Disney Channel Original Movie Luck of the Irish.
He is selling tickets to the policemans ball.