Cast Party: Who Should Star In A ‘Starjammers’ Movie?

Clooney's done his share of sci fi, but this will be his first time playing a dashing space pirate, something I think he's suited for. He's also old enough to have two or three adult sons. He'll have to grow a bigger mustache, but I'm confident he's up to the task.

In the comics, Hepzibah has a general sort of "non-native English speaker" accent, but I like the idea of her being specifically French, but in an alien skunk-person sort of way. It was also important to me that she be an age-appropriate love interest for Clooney, which is the opposite of what Hollywood usually does.

Ch'od will have to be mostly CGI, but I love the idea of the giant reptile guy speaking with Fry's voice.

True, Hounsou already played an alien cyborg in Guardians of the Galaxy, but he barely got to do anything in that movie, so I don't think it should disqualify him from being in this one.

Now obviously we can't call her Carol Danvers, since that character's going to be in upcoming Marvel Studios movies. But she'd lost her memory when she joined the Starjammers, so we'll just call her an amnesiac Earth pilot, and never say her real name.

The robotic ship's doctor is a minor part, but Benjamin's always delightful voice will make it memorable.

It will take a really spectacular beauty to look like a literal queen when she has feathers in place of her hair, but Mbatha-Raw has that quality. She even looked fabulous with bat ears in Jupiter Ascending.

It's too soon for Henry Cavill, and Brandon Routh just looks too friendly. Cain proved in Vendetta that he can still intimidate, and I can't wait to see how he looks with a mohawk.

Carbonell's a character actor I've always liked, and his shadowy eyes are perfect for the mad emperor of the Shi'ar.

Green specializes in "beautiful and terrifying," which is exactly what Deathbird requires.