The Super Mario Bros. Movie stars Chris Pratt and Charlie Day choose which sitcom co-stars of theirs should play Wario and Waluigi in a sequel.
The Super Mario Bros. Movie stars Chris Pratt and Charlie Day choose the perfect actors to play Wario and Waluigi. This year’s highly-anticipated animated movie based on the video game Super Mario Bros. is already stuffed with great Mushroom Kingdom characters, including Pratt’s Mario and Day’s Luigi. But even with so many classic characters set to appear, the film is still missing a lot of fan favorites, including Mario and Luigi’s mirror-image nemeses Wario and Waluigi.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT The evil versions of Mario and Luigi could of course still turn up in a sequel to The Super Mario Bros. Movie, and if that ever happens, Pratt and Day have perfect suggestions for who should voice the characters. Speaking recently to Digital Spy, the Mario and Luigi stars were asked which of their famous sitcom co-stars should appear in The Super Mario Bros. Movie 2, and both had no problem coming up with great ideas .
DAY: You put anyone from It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia into the Mushroom Kingdom, they’re going to be great. Maybe [Danny] DeVito would be a great Wario. Danny DeVito And Nick Offerman Would Be Great As Wario and Waluigi, For Different Reasons With his aggressive style of reading comedic lines, DeVito would be the perfect person to voice the character of Wario, the treasure-hungry antagonist featured in video game titles like Mario & Wario, Wario Blast and Wario Land.
It remains to be seen whether Wario and Waluigi will be in the plans for any future The Super Mario Bros. Movie sequel, but both are characters with big followings, and Waluigi in particular would be fun to explore given how mysterious he remains even after multiple appearances in Mario video games.
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