Five actors wanted for fun fantasy - Londona story that focusses on altering preconceptions of fantasy
Casting no. 335299 London, United Kingdom
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Whilst strong willed and independent, Alizz clearly has no control outside of what her father says, so when put into a scenario where she is put into an arranged marriage with a man she clearly cannot love, she is willing to go to any lengths to avoid marrying a man she doesn’t love
The actress who plays this part must be versatile and understand the character of VENUS
| Acting experience: | Previous unpaid speaking roles - Previous paid speaking roles |
| Attended drama school: | Yes |
Venus is a little bit loopy, and is by no means a conventional witch; she will jump between feelings and moods, from dark and serious to jovial and chirpy. It may even appear at times that she has multiple personalities struggling within her, but each of them are controlled by the one mind and voice when they surface.
Venus is a powerful and fun character to play, this would be a great opportunity for any aspiring actresses. She must also understand the character of ADRIANA
| Acting experience: | Previous unpaid speaking roles - Previous paid speaking roles |
| Attended drama school: | Yes |
ADRIANA’s father has a past of sadness, and must portray this with very little screen time. The character is strong and a pivotal role.
Males, aged 40 to 99 from London, United Kingdom| Acting experience: | Previous unpaid speaking roles - Previous paid speaking roles |
Apollo is an odd fellow, having been brought into existence from a frog into a fully functional man, he is having a few issues with his identity, he has no knowledge of his own name but he adapts pretty quickly under the circumstances.
Apollo is a really quirky character to play, strong but subtle onscreen performance skills will be necessary.
| Acting experience: | Previous unpaid speaking roles - Previous paid speaking roles |
| Attended drama school: | Yes |
Seth’s character is arrogant and elaborate; he is very full of himself and has little consideration for the wellbeing of others.
Seth is one of the best examples of preconceptions in the film, a great twist is involved with this character.
| Acting experience: | Previous unpaid speaking roles - Previous paid speaking roles |
| Attended drama school: | Yes |