Career advice for the Scoobies?...

Grayson

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Just some thoughts on what roles the erstwhile members of the Buffy cast should consider for their next resume' entry (forgive my love for classic 60's/70's TV series and movies)...

Xander/Nicholas Brendon - He's got the whole 'face danger with a sardonic sense of humor' thing down pat. He should consider an comedy/action role not unlike the old James Garner/Rockford Files or Maverick series.

Anya/Emma Caufield - Pretty and funny, Emma would do well in sitcoms. I would loove to see her in a role like I Dream of Jeanie (OK - the outfit has a little to do with this one!)

Dawn/Michelle Trachtenberg - Getting prettier every year. I think the sky's the limit for her. Perhaps a younger version of Emma Peel of the Avengers?

Rupert Giles/Anthony Head - Doctor Who!.... Doctor Who!... Doctor Who! (c'mon, everbody chant with me)... Doctor Who!...

Spike/James Marsters - Definite big-screen personality, looks/build, and a talent for accents. JM would be great in any number of starring or supporting roles... John Constantine (HellBlazer), Moff Tarkin (Star Wars), or a biography film of Sid Vicious and The Sex Pistols are just a few examples.

Willow/Alyson Hannigan - Great actress, but tough to cast. I'd put her in the smart 2nd banana role for now. I heard Halle Berry's Jinx character (from the Bond movie) is getting a spin-off. How about Alyson as head of her Q Branch?

What character would you like to see them play?
 
This is a really good topic and you got some really good answers. I especially agree with the ones about James Marsters and Alyson Hannigan is difficult to cast...

It is true, Michelle Tracthenberg is very talented and young and I wouldn't be surprised is she turned out to be a huge star. I'd love to see her do some more movies.
 
Rupert Giles/Anthony Head - Doctor Who!.... Doctor Who!... Doctor Who! (c'mon, everbody chant with me)... Doctor Who!...lmao i so agree
 
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