Would Chloe Grace Moretz make a good Cher in the planned Clueless remake?

https://variety.com/2018/film/news/clueless-movie-remake-1202994917/

https://www.cnn.com/2018/10/26/entertainment/clueless-remake-movie/index.html

https://www.harpersbazaar.com/uk/culture/culture-news/a24301458/clueless-film-remake/

https://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2018/10/clueless-movie-remake

https://www.lipstickalley.com/threads/yuck-they-are-planning-a-clueless-remake-to-relate-to-today%E2%80%99s-teen.2496818/

When it comes to making movies about funny women, Tracy Oliver might be Hollywood’s first call. She co-wrote Girls Trip, a movie with as many scenes about the ethics of friendship as there were scenes devoted to getting professionally drunk in New Orleans.

She wrote Little, a riff on Big, in which a teenage Marsai Martin puts on a blazer and effectively talks down to all of the adults around her.

Next she’s doing new versions of First Wives Club (for BET) and Clueless (at Paramount), continuing to pull classic movie conventions into the present.

Oliver, who started out as a performer at Stanford and later acted alongside Issa Rae in Awkward Black Girl, started writing when she wasn’t getting enough of the roles she wanted to play herself.

The decision was also, partly, made on the advice of her mom, who was tired of hearing her complain: “I would be like, ‘Oh, there’s not a lot of roles for women who look like me.’” But when you’re a writer, you can create that role, Oliver says. “You have the power to write it. And the thing about writing is that it’s free. You don’t have to raise money to write. There’s no gatekeeper. There’s no one telling you you can’t do it.”

Oliver makes it seem easy, but the job isn’t without its hurdles. How, exactly, do you remake movies that a generation grew up rewatching — movies you grew up rewatching? And what happens when you don’t get all the control you thought writing would help you regain?

In between projects, Oliver talked to Vulture about paying homage to the iconic “You Don’t Own Me” scene in First Wives Club, the terror that comes with remaking Clueless for today’s teens, and why she doesn’t regret speaking out against that transphobic line in Little.

The film is special because of Alicia Silverstone, which is just too perfect as Cher. It is an average film or even complete failure without her. I think that would be the most difficult part for re-make. Rachel Blanchard showcased how difficult that was before.

And I agree I don't see Chloe Grace Moretz being able to pull it off, she is more of a mean girl materiel in my opinion.

I think the only one can do this from the top of my hat is Elle Fanning, I think she is the only girl as sweet.