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I can't believe that Hollywood is so short on blonde actresses looking for work that they couldn't find one to play Elena. However, I guess redheads are also in short supply. At least they got Damon and Caroline right. Also, I want to punch Jeremy in the face every time he skulks on the screen, but I don't think that's a strange reaction given that he's supposed to be a four-year-old girl named Margaret. I hope they don't hire these casting directors for any other show/movie adaptation I care about.
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