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You've already browsed our wish list for "The Hunger Games" sequel "Catching Fire", and now that things are really starting to heat up in the casting arena, we've got a few ideas as to who should play who to throw into the mix as well!

There are a ton of new tributes who come into the picture with the second story, but these six must be cast right on the mark.

Check out our picks for each of them, vote in our polls, and hit us up in the comments and let us know what you think. Did we hit the mark, or do you picture someone totally different?

Finnick Odair

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Hunter Parrish, who was originally a fan favorite for Peeta Mellark, might be a good choice for the trident-wielding, sinewy District 4 favorite. He's got the look and the smile that would have the Capitol on its knees. Same goes for the sexy "Twilight" alum Cam Gigandet, who's positively ab-tacular. "True Blood" star Ryan Kwanten and "Supernatural" star Jensen Ackles have the requisite muscles and great smiles (and fan following), too. If the filmmakers want a relatively unknown actor who fits the bill for Finnick, they should look no further than Aussie hottie Lachlan Buchanan, who's got some considerable experience riding the waves.

Johanna Mason

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Comedienne Kristen Bell has been very vocal about her desire to play the sassy femme Johanna Mason, and, while our dream gal would be Mila Kunis, we've gotta be realistic about who might actually agree to do both (or all three) sequels to "The Hunger Games."

"Glee" beauty Naya Rivera is one fan favorite with serious potential, as is "Secret Circle" alum Phoebe Tonkin, the saucy former model from Down Under. We also think "Vampire Diaries" star Kat Graham could bring that devil-may-care attitude Johanna's so famous for, but "Warm Bodies" up-and-comer and seasoned tough girl Teresa Palmer could really bring some heat to the role.

Plutarch Heavensbee

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The deceptive Plutarch Heavensbee's appearance and age are as mysterious as his intent in "Catching Fire," so there are a ton of different ways the filmmakers can go with the role. Someone like "Moonrise Kingdom" star Jason Schwartzman could bring some serious angst to the part of being Panem's newest head gamemaker, as could Oliver Platt. "West Wing" star Bradley Whitford would bring some gravity to the character (Plutarch is part of an underground revolution, after all, and just look at that face. Plus, his role in "The Cabin in the Woods" definitely mirrored that of a gamemaker), but it'd also be interesting to see what the twisty Quentin Tarantino or Eli Roth could do with the part.

Mags, Beetee and Wiress

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Mags! You know you loved that feisty old lady in "Catching Fire," and no one seems more perfect for the part to us than the adorable Lynn Cohen, best known as Magda from "Sex and the City." We'd also be good with the lovely Vanessa Redgrave ("Coriolanus," "Letters to Juliet") or oh-so-sweet Rosemary Harris (Aunt May from "Spider-Man"!) for the role.

"Moonrise Kingdom" star and former Oscar nominee Bob Balaban is the face we pictured when reading about the intelligent — albeit a little goofy and ill-fated — tribute Beetee. (When we spoke to him this week during Book Expo of America — he wrote a children's novel — he admitted he hadn't read "Catching Fire" but was totally game. Bob's agent: get on it!) Whoever's chosen for it, he's gotta have the look of a thinking guy.

The character Wiress may have lost her mind, but she's also rather perceptive. Looking for someone whose appearance earns her the nickname "Nuts," all we can picture is "Blade Runner" babe Sean Young. That lady pretty much is Wiress, plus, it'd be great to see her back in the sci-fi world.

Amanda Bell is a young adult book-to-film enthusiast and has made a name for herself as a fan-friendly, informative and dependable source. In addition to being the District 14 columnist for NextMovie, she runs the popular Twilight Examiner column. Keep tabs on her on Twitter.

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Sean Young became an icon overnight when "Blade Runner" swept onto screens back in 1982, and the actress is still making headlines thirty years later — but this time, it's for landing herself in jail. Oops.

According to LA's finest, Young was arrested Sunday night after a fight broke out at the Governor's Ball, following the Academy Awards ceremony. The citizen's arrest clocked in at 9:25pm and the star was booked at the Hollywood police station for investigation of misdemeanor battery shortly thereafter.

Though details remain murky, TMZ reports that she got physical with a security guard. That's just never a good idea.

Beyond that, however, word on the street is that Young was acting, umm, erratic all night, hitting up pretty much every celebrity there (and, just to be clear, there were a lot!) to pose for photos with her. Oh, and she apparently told Angelina Jolie, "Darling, we have the same hairdresser, and girls like us need help with our hair." Umm. No comment. (For the record, Angie and Brad did still agree to mug for a snapshot with her—talk about taking one for the team!)

As reported by USA Today, Young posted $20,000 bail roughly five hours later and was released at 2:55am Monday morning. We can only hope she impressed her fellow holding cell mates with her photo album from the night.

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It's been nearly 30 years since Ridley Scott's smash hit "Blade Runner" took the summer box office by storm, but that doesn't mean we're any less nosy intrigued by what it was like on set.

And now, thanks to some candid Polaroids posted on actress Sean Young's official website (apparently she's going by her full name, Mary Sean Young, now), we can get a glimpse behind the scenes of this iconic flick.

We've got Sean, Harrison Ford, Rutger Hauer, even a hair and make-up girl!

There's Ford and Sean mugging for the camera in a shot that Harrison clearly took himself. There's Sean sporting some serious shoulder pads and eyebrows. And, of course, there's a lot of smoking. (Did they know it was dangerous back then?)

Check 'em out for yourself and relive the glory that was the '80s.