Mel in Movieland | A court of thorns and roses movie casting.

Title: A court of thorns and roses.
Author: Queen Sarah J. Maas.
Expected publication: May 5th 2015 by Bloomsbury Children's
Source: Judith was kind enough to let me borrow her copy <3

When nineteen-year-old huntress Feyre kills a wolf in the woods, a beast-like creature arrives to demand retribution for it. Dragged to a treacherous magical land she only knows about from legends, Feyre discovers that her captor is not an animal, but Tamlin—one of the lethal, immortal faeries who once ruled their world. As she dwells on his estate, her feelings for Tamlin transform from icy hostility into a fiery passion that burns through every lie and warning she's been told about the beautiful, dangerous world of the Fae. But an ancient, wicked shadow grows over the faerie lands, and Feyre must find a way to stop it . . . or doom Tamlin—and his world—forever.

I started this book the moment I got it in the mail and I couldn’t put it down. Don’t ask if I like it more than Throne of glass, because I have an equal love for both series for different reasons. My review will be up closer to the publication date (okay, let's be real here: it's more the rambling of a raving fangirl trying to sound reasonable), but I already want to show you my ultimate cast in the hope to make you even more excited. I know I can't wait to get a published copies in my hands so I can re-read this. The prose, the world-building, the hot chemistry.. Okay, I'm drifting off. Here we go:

Director:
Peter Jackson. HELLO, look at The Hobbit and LOTR. He is amazing with his visuals and costumes. Sarah has the best prose in this book and I loved this new world. He’s going to rock this and I know he will capture the magic from the world-building and he won’t leave out any important details.

Actors:

Julien: Tamlin’s sarcastic best friend.
Jude Law. I think he will be amazing to put all that sass in this character. Plus, look at his face, especially when he has that kind of naughty look. Second pick would be Jonathan Rhys Meyers, because his face screams ‘sarcastic fairy’

Tamlin: ‘The beast’ who takes Feyre into his household.
Richard Armitage. Do I need to explain myself? I think he’ll be able to handle the complexity of this character, giving him the perfect balance between the ‘bad guy’ in the beginning and the person he is. Second pick would be Michael Fassbender.

Feyre: The main character who has to leave her old life behind.
Natalie Dormer. I have a girl crush on her and I think she’ll be perfect to perform this kick-ass, yet soft hearted girl. This picture is practically how I imagined Feyre.

Rhysand: A devilish handsome fairy that will surprise you.
Luke Evans. He is gorgeous and he has the voice for it. This is a character you are supposed to hate, but you can’t help yourself to fall in love with him. I think Luke is perfect to give that complex feeling to this character. Second pick: Tom Hiddleston.

Amarantha: The fairy in control.
Eva Green. Amarantha is a sick, twisted, brutal character and there is something about Eva and her previous roles that make me think she’ll kick ass in this role.

Nesta: Feyre’s sister.
Mila Kunis. This girl starts out as a pretty bitchy character, but you slowly figure out that’s only for the show. Mila has the ability to show both sides.

Elain: Feyre’s youngest sister.
Emma Watson. The innocent, sweet sister who tries to make the best out of the situation. I think Emma will capture that fragile part.

Feyre’s help: In the castle there is a female fairy who helps Feyre.
She could be brutally honest and I think it’s a perfect role for Emilia Clarke.

Feyre’s father: He is a bit of a coward.
He has an injury and that gives him the reason to stay at home and feel sorry for himself. Feyre is the one who keeps the family alive. I think I would really like to see Alan Rickman in this role.

What do you think about the casting? Would you like to see a movie with these actors?