Jill Duggar and her family rose to fame 2008 with the premiere of the reality TV show, 19 Kids and Counting.  With 19 children, the Duggars quickly became one of the most popular families in reality TV. Since then, Jill, who is the second oldest child, has earned a little attention of her own.  In 2014, her wedding was featured on the show, and during that year she also announced her first pregnancy and released a book detailing what it was like to grow up as a member of the Duggar family.  With such an interesting story to tell, there’s a pretty good chance that Jill Duggar and her family will eventually be featured in a movie.  Here are five people who should play Jill Duggar in the eventual Lifetime movie.

1. Elizabeth Olsen

Elizabeth Olsen may be the younger sister of former child stars, Mary-Kate and Ashley, but she does bear an unusual resemblance to Jill Duggar. Plus, with dreams of being as famous as her big sisters, starring in a Lifetime movie could be a great way for Olsen to be introduced to a wide audience.

(Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images)

2. Dakota Johnson

After starring in 50 Shades of Gray, Dakota Johnson could probably use a more wholesome movie role, and who’s more wholesome than soon-to-be midwife, Jill Duggar?

(Photo by Jason Kempin/Getty Images for LACMA)

3. Teresa Palmer

Australian actress/model, Teresa Palmer may be extremely hot, but she’s also got this cute girl next-door look that could make her a pretty convincing Jill Duggar.

(Photo by Michael Buckner/Getty Images)

4. Kaitlyn Dever

Kaitlyn Dever may be a little younger than Jill Duggar, but she’s proven to be a very mature talent.  Although she currently has a starring role in the ABC series, Last Man Standing, a leading movie role would be a great thing to add to her resume.

 (Photo by Gabriel Olsen/Getty Images)

5. Taylor Swift

Taylor Swift may be best known for her singing, but she’s had a few  TV and film roles along the way. Swift’s country charm would come in very handy for the film, and even give her a chance to show audiences what she’s really working with in the acting department.

(Photo by Andreas Rentz/Getty Images for TAS)

(image via )