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Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Neil Patrick Harris movie seeks nude people

The Best and the Brightest, the Philly-shot comedy that has Neil Patrick Harris and Bonnie Somerville playing parents from Delaware trying to get their kid into a ritzy Manhattan school, is looking for actors.

The "type"? Talent that's "comfortable with nudity for background work." 

An e-mail from Mike Lemon Casting, forwarded to me by a local actor, says the background talent will be portraying "NUDE people in a sex club, dancing and 'hanging out.' There will be NO simulated sex of any kind. Talent will need to be comfortable with being NUDE." The work will be done next week.

Extras will be paid at the Screen Actors Guild's Special Ability Background Actors rate, which, from figures I could find, is $140 a day.

Lemon will accept submissions from SAG and non-union talent ages 18 and up. While the notice requests headshots and resumes, it makes one thing clear: "NO NUDE PICTURES." Address is casting@mikelemoncasting.com.

Posted by Michael Klein @ 5:57 PM  Permalink | 9 comments
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Posted 12:02 AM, 06/18/2009
SouthJerseySteve
I remember when Brian dePalma and John Travolta filmed a movie here (like 20 years ago). My sister was in the movie as an extra, filming a scene at 4:00 am -- only to have the scene cut out of the movie.
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Posted 11:01 AM, 06/18/2009
iamnotTHATking
TSR is willing to sign up and represent la GROSSa nostra. Congrats TSR, we have welcomed you in to this "thing of ours". KING~out
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Posted 01:18 AM, 06/19/2009
iamnotTHATking
my guess was the "R" stands for a former id??????? KING~out
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Posted 01:53 PM, 06/19/2009
mick314
Larry M is looking for work. Will Probation Officer give his blessing ? Will Dawn look the other way (again)? Will Aleycia sue ?
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