Casting Calls

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A distinguished man in his 70’s, sunglasses, well dressed even if it’s wintertime. A Cross Between Jep, the main character in La Grande Belezza, and John Waters/or Dapper Dan.

Due Date: 12/04/2025

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In Times Square, he’s supposed to be recreating Munch’s Scream. So Caucasian, fifties, thin with a dark overcoat and no beard.

Due Date: 12/04/2025

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A Ukrainian(or Russian) with an interesting look or vibe. Walking his dog in Coney Island. Who can deliver the simple line: « It’s the cry of sea lions »

Due Date: 12/04/2025

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A typical well-dressed New Yorker in her Sixties/Seventies. Classy, unimpressed and sort of edgy.

Due Date: 12/04/2025

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He’s in his twenties/thirties, bearded but dressed in semi legit clothing for sports, walking into Central Park to snowshoe.

Due Date: 12/04/2025

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Staff A is a waiter whose moment of clumsiness—spilling coffee on the male lead—directly sets up the "meet-cute" between the two main characters, kicking off the entire story.

Due Date: 12/09/2025

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A competent female hotel staff member who follows Wesley's discreet orders to ensure Quinn receives special treatment, showing her professionalism.

Due Date: 12/09/2025

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A restaurant hostess who becomes awkwardly caught between Quinn's desperate search for Wesley and Leon's orders to keep "crazy" people away from Mr. O'Hara.

Due Date: 12/09/2025

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A cynical male guest who makes crude jokes about the O'Hara heir only caring about financial statements, contributing to Quinn's negative view of wealthy men.

Due Date: 12/09/2025

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Background wedding guests who provide gossipy commentary, fueling the public humiliation Quinn feels when she appears to be jilted at the altar.

Due Date: 12/09/2025