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* DawsonCasting: Ned Vaughn (36) as Al Jardine and Creator/FredWeller (34) as Brian Wilson, though both actors were fairly close to their real-life equivalents' ages at the end of the series. Played straight, averted, then taken to PlayingGertrude territory by 20-year-old Ryan Northcott, who played Carl Wilson from ages 14 to 28.
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* DawsonCasting: Ned Vaughn (36) as Al Jardine and Creator/FredWeller (34) as Brian Wilson, though both actors were fairly close to their real-life equivalents' ages at the end of the series. Played straight, averted, then taken to PlayingGertrude territory by 20-year-old Ryan Northcott, who played Carl Wilson from ages 14 to 28.
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* DawsonCasting: Ned Vaughn (36) as Al Jardine and Frederick Weller (34) as Brian Wilson, though both actors were fairly close to their real-life equivalents' ages at the end of the series. Played straight, averted, then taken to PlayingGertrude territory by 20-year-old Ryan Northcott, who played Carl Wilson from ages 14 to 28.
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* DawsonCasting: Ned Vaughn (36) as Al Jardine and Frederick Weller Creator/FredWeller (34) as Brian Wilson, though both actors were fairly close to their real-life equivalents' ages at the end of the series. Played straight, averted, then taken to PlayingGertrude territory by 20-year-old Ryan Northcott, who played Carl Wilson from ages 14 to 28.
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* DyeingForYourArt: Kevin Dunn and Fred Weller, who, for the most part, affected the same unmistakable voices as Murry and Brian Wilson, respectively.
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* DyeingForYourArt: Kevin Dunn Creator/KevinDunn and Fred Weller, who, for the most part, affected the same unmistakable voices as Murry and Brian Wilson, respectively.
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* DawsonCasting: Ned Vaughn (36) as Al Jardine and Frederick Weller (34) as Brian Wilson, though both actors were fairly close to their real-life equivalents' ages at the end of the series. Averted and then some by 20-year-old Ryan Northcott, who played Carl Wilson.
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* DawsonCasting: Ned Vaughn (36) as Al Jardine and Frederick Weller (34) as Brian Wilson, though both actors were fairly close to their real-life equivalents' ages at the end of the series. Averted and Played straight, averted, then some taken to PlayingGertrude territory by 20-year-old Ryan Northcott, who played Carl Wilson.Wilson from ages 14 to 28.
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* DawsonCasting: Ned Vaughn (36) as Al Jardine and Frederick Weller (34) as Brian Wilson, though both actors were fairly close to their real-life equivalents' ages at the end of the series.
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* DawsonCasting: Ned Vaughn (36) as Al Jardine and Frederick Weller (34) as Brian Wilson, though both actors were fairly close to their real-life equivalents' ages at the end of the series. Averted and then some by 20-year-old Ryan Northcott, who played Carl Wilson.
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* DawsonCasting: Ned Vaughn (36) as Al Jardine and Frederick Weller (34) as Brian Wilson, though both actors were fairly close to their real-life equivalents' ages at the end of the series.
* DyeingForYourArt: Kevin Dunn and Fred Weller, who, for the most part, affected the same unmistakable voices as Murry and Brian Wilson, respectively.
* SuspiciouslySimilarSong: The Charles Manson scenes in Part 2 feature an instrumental number with very similar chords and guitar licks as Music/{{Cream}}'s "Strange Brew," as well as a slightly tweaked version of Music/TheBeatles' "Helter Skelter" where the singer appears to be screaming unintelligible gibberish in the place of the original song's lyrics.
* DyeingForYourArt: Kevin Dunn and Fred Weller, who, for the most part, affected the same unmistakable voices as Murry and Brian Wilson, respectively.
* SuspiciouslySimilarSong: The Charles Manson scenes in Part 2 feature an instrumental number with very similar chords and guitar licks as Music/{{Cream}}'s "Strange Brew," as well as a slightly tweaked version of Music/TheBeatles' "Helter Skelter" where the singer appears to be screaming unintelligible gibberish in the place of the original song's lyrics.
