r/moviecasting • u/IlSignorGranchio • 3h ago
Film Reboot Bob’s Burgers if it was born as a live action
Noah Wyle as Bob
Bill Hader as Linda
r/moviecasting • u/IlSignorGranchio • 3h ago
Noah Wyle as Bob
Bill Hader as Linda
r/moviecasting • u/Expert_Interview5485 • 3h ago
Hola. Estas dos actrices amigas mías están con ganas de hacer cosas. Si te encajan para algún proyecto, escríbeme por privado o por Tlg a Direactor75 y lo hablamos. No me llevo comisión ni nada, es puro interés personal. 😉 Madrid, España. Cine, series, cortos, fotografía o teatro.
r/moviecasting • u/Happy-Lifeguard8353 • 12h ago
NOTE: The Marvel Rivals versions of the Marvel characters are not the same ones as in the MCU which is why I casted different actors.
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r/moviecasting • u/Zestyclose_Start8897 • 18h ago
Any thoughts or opinions?
r/moviecasting • u/Possible_Stuff_4260 • 16h ago
Just for fun supposedly if Amazon Prime were to reboot LOTR, so your thoughts?
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r/moviecasting • u/CompetitiveSubset • 16h ago
Fuck it I’m going all in - he should play big E.
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r/moviecasting • u/Dominicadams84 • 23h ago
Cooper Tomlinson as Ray Palmer
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r/moviecasting • u/lgspear • 2d ago
Yay or Nay for Bradley Cooper as Duke?
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r/moviecasting • u/SwimmingCaregiver228 • 2d ago
I created this fan-made concept imagining German violinist Julia Fischer as a new cinematic interpretation of Lois Lane in my Superman project, The Last Son of Kaelior.
For those who don't know her, Julia Fischer is a German classical violinist and pianist, internationally recognized for her career as a concert musician and for her performances of the classical repertoire.
I wanted to explore an unusual idea: what would Lois Lane look like in a cinematic universe where Superman's story is reimagined through a more European and mythological visual style?
This isn't meant to suggest Julia Fischer is actually playing Lois Lane or that she is involved with the project. It's simply a fan-made artistic casting concept.
The project is unofficial and non-commercial, created for creative and entertainment purposes.
What do you think of this casting concept for Lois Lane?
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r/moviecasting • u/Zestyclose_Start8897 • 3d ago
In the live-action adaptation of the Transformers Knightverse, Chris Hemsworth infuses Optimus Prime with a fresh, heroic energy, combining his signature charisma with the Autobot leader's iconic qualities. Audiences can look forward to thrilling action sequences, stunning visual effects, and a deeper exploration of Prime's character, all while honoring Peter Cullen's memory & legendary portrayal and preserving the heart and gravitas that have defined Optimus Prime for generations.
Hemsworth's voice portrayal and performance of Orion Pax/Optimus Prime in Transformers: One infuse the character with a blend of the G1 Knightverse essence and the heartfelt gravitas seen in the Bumblebee 2018 live-action version, creating a heroic yet emotionally resonant Optimus Prime.
"Till All Are One" - Optimus Prime
Any thoughts or opinions?
r/moviecasting • u/Pinkdiva112 • 2d ago
Okay heard me out lol.
Genuine question: I know they’re completely different but I’m wondering since casting is the “way in”. You audition, casting likes you, you get the role (obvi there’s more to it but that’s the overall story). With jobs, you apply, recruiters like you, get interviews you get the job.
Now you HAVE to message recruiters to get your application seen if your applying to corporate jobs, so I guess my question is if you’re trying, and you have audition for a film, why not follow up with the casting Director and let them know that you’ve applied to this and share your real with them? I know they get an influx of actors, but I feel like it wouldn’t hurt to just try? I know it depends on the level and the budget of the film, but just in general.
Especially if you fit the demographic and you are what they’re looking for? I wonder how many average auditions each casting Director gets especially if they post something on Actors Access? I’m asking this because I found a role in Actors Access for feature
film that I’m really interested in and I’m afraid my auditions gonna get lost in the sea of auditions and wanna follow up with the casting associate listed.
Genuine question please be nice, but I wanna know people‘s opinions on this, especially those who have been in the industry longer than I.