Charlie Day's Wario Casting Idea: Danny DeVito

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Charlie Day, the 50-year-old voice of Luigi, just dropped a killer casting idea for

the Super Mario movies.

He wants his, always sunny in Philadelphia, buddy, Danny DeVito, to play Wario next time

around.

Day told ScreenRant that DeVito would slide right into this wild Nintendo world.

The spark came right after the Super Mario Galaxy movie hit theaters on April 1st.

It's the biggest box office opener of 2026 so far, pulling in $372 million worldwide

already.

Universal hasn't greenlit a third film yet, but fans are buzzing.

Wario first showed up in the 1992 Game Boy Game Super Mario Land, two six Golden Coins.

He's been Mario's greedy rival ever since, perfect for DeVito's Gruff 5.

The 81-year-old has voiced grumpy icons like Philo Teddies in Hercules, the Lorax,

and even Satan in Little Demon.

Other stars chimed in too.

Keegan Michael Key, who voices Toad, picks Chloe Grace Moritz for her strong voice.

Anya Taylor Joy, as Princess Peach, goes with Jessica Lang.

Their long-running show it's always sunny just wrapped its 17th season.

With Chris Pratt back as Mario and the Galaxy sequel crushing it in theaters, this casting

talk has everyone hyped for what's next in the Mario Cinematic Universe.