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Now take a look below at the suggestions to play David Pelletier, then vote at right for the person you would like to see portray Jamie Salé's partner on and off the ice. The French-Canadian showman is a fun-loving guy whose sense of humor comes across in English and French.
After voting, we'll take you to the poll to choose who should portray International Skating Union president Ottavio Cinquanta.
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Ryan Phillippe
Page 2's pick.
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Matt Damon
Hands down. "Good Will Hunting" shows that he can be funny and serious. Good times. Also, aren't you just a little curious about seeing him skate in one of those costumes? Very good times.
Jackie, Oakland, Calif.
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Sean Astin
Get that Hobbitt some stilts, have him lose some poundage, and voila!
Dave Reynolds, Raleigh, N.C.
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Chris Kattan
Imagine the creativity and imagination that he would bring to the ice from drawing on his monkey boy and other wonderful characters. A perfect fit.
Manny Azevedo, Toronto
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D.B. Sweeney
D.B. Sweeney simply because he seems to be the actor not named Emilio Estevez who is called upon to do any movie related to the ice rink.
Steve Berger, Plainsboro, N.J.
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Rick Moranis
You need to bring some comedy to this flick. Comedies are money at the box office these days. Have Rick re-create his character from Bob and Doug Mckenzie's "Strange Brew." Honestly, I can't remember which one he was, but it was a whale of a funny movie. So give Rick the job, you hoser.
Jeffrey Davis, Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
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