The Princess and the Frog: Here Are Our Picks for the Live-Action Cast

She’s already made her Disney Princess debut as Belle in ABC’s Beauty and the Beast: A 30th Celebration. She has the independence, spirit and voice needed to bring Tiana to life.

The Grown-ish star got a taste of the Disney magic as Tinkerbell in Peter Pan and Wendy. She could follow that up by portraying a modern Tiana, who isn’t afraid to be confident in her talent or ambitious as she chases her dreams.

If you’ve seen Coco Jones on Bel-Air you know she can make a familiar character her own. If you’ve heard her sing, you know she can put some smooth R&B into Tiana’s signature songs.

China Anne McClain’s Tiana would showcase the heroine’s edgier, kickass qualities, which we’d absolutely love to see.

If producers decide to go with someone less well-known, High School Musical: The Musical: The Series’ Sofia Wylie has a presence that makes us automatically want to know more about her life. Something every Disney Princess needs.

Naveen has to walk the delicate balance of being both unbearably cocky and likeable. Footage of the new film Blue Beetle highlights how adept Xolo Maridueña is at delivering those traits.

Even when he’s being obnoxious and entitled, we still need to see Naveen’s vulnerability. Plus, it would be great to see Jharrel Jerome play opposite H.E.R. or Yara Shahidi.

This isn’t a knock against legendary Disney voice artist Jim Cummings, but it just feels like Ray is a perfect role for Jamie Foxx to bring his big personality to.

Charlotte is a loyal friend to Tiana, but she’s also A LOT. Hailee Steinfeld would be able to humorously blend Lottie’s clear love for her friend with her own royal ambitions.

Since she’s mostly known for drama this may seem like an out of the box choice, but if you’ve seen Sophie Turner in interviews, she has a charm that would make you believe she’s a New Orleans princess. Of course, we’re assuming she can handle a southern accent.

If there’s one thing we learned from HBO’s The Idol, it’s that Lily-Rose Depp is certainly comfortable giving an over the top performance. With a character like Charlotte, there is no such thing as being too much.

The physical comedy of Lawrence trying to pretend to be Naveen is tailor made for talk show host/actor James Corden. Whether you like him or not, this is the kind of role he was meant to play.