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Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt to star in 'The Fall Guy.' As the name suggests, this series was inspired by the 1980s classic. The cast of David Leitch's upcoming film The Fall Guy continues to grow, with Emily Blunt and Ryan Gosling the latest stars to join the project. Based on the '80s TV series of the same name, The Fall Guy will tell the story of a Hollywood stuntman (played by Lee Majors in the original show) who gets caught up in a world of crime. Join Project Casting to access jobs you can apply for right now! He also went bounty hunting on the side to make ends meet, and the program followed his escapades alongside Douglas Barr and stunt actor colleague Heather Thomas. Gosling and Guymon Casady will produce, while Leitch will handle directing with writer and executive producer Drew Pearce, with who they previously collaborated on Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw. With all this in mind, it's easy to see why the trailer has already created quite a stir among fans. Production will start in Australia later this year, and the film will be released in theaters on March 1, 2024. More Project Casting Entertainment News:  How to Get Cast in 'Creed 3' Starring Michael B. Jordan 'Creed 3' starring Michael B. Jordan casting calls, cast, news, and everything you should know. Creed III Casting Calls: CREED III' Reshoots Casting Call Seeki... Sylvester Stallone Criticizes Producers for Rocky's 'Drago' Spinoff Sylvester Stallone Criticizes Producers for 'Drago' Spinoff. Drago, a spinoff of Creed inspired by the Rocky saga of Sylvester Stallone, has been announced. Vik... 'Nobody' Sequel is Coming Soon, 'Deadpool 2' Director Confirms David Leitch, the director of 'Deadpool 2,' has confirmed that a sequel to 'Nobody' is in the works. The twisty gangster drama will continue with Bob Odenkirk r...

'Poor Boy' directed by Guy Pearce is now casting lead speaking roles. Casting directors are now hiring actors, models, and talent to work on scenes filming in Sydney, Australia. Producers are seeking the following types: Australia for a 7 - 10-year-old boy with a strong spirit of curiosity and intuition to play the lead role in the upcoming beautiful feature film POOR BOY directed by Guy Pearce. About Poor Boy: A little boy announces on his seventh birthday that he is a stranger named Danny, a grown man who died seven years earlier. The movie will be directed and will also star Guy Pearce. Poor Boy follows two families whose lives become linked by events that occurred nearly a decade earlier. “As they experience loss, longing, belief, love, and hope, their emotional journey forces them to face many truths, as secrets emerge, and lies are uncovered. By the time the story reaches its redemptive finale, the characters have a deeper understanding of who they are, and of the strengths and weaknesses of their relationships, as they, and the audience, are left to question their own sense of self,” says the logline. How to apply: 'Poor Boy' Movie Casting Call **MAJOR FEATURE FILM - OPEN CASTING CALL** A nice and fun project to work on during the school holidays! We are searching across Australia for a 7 - 10-year-old boy with a strong spirit of curiosity and intuition to play the lead role in the upcoming beautiful feature film POOR BOY directed by Guy Pearce. To apply, please follow the link Related: How to Find Acting Auditions and Casting Calls Please do not apply, if you are not local or if you do not fit the description. What do you think? Discuss this story with other fans on Instagram @projectcasting

Casting directors are seeking talent to work on an upcoming episode of CMT Hot 20 Countdown in Nashville, Tennessee. Producers are seeking talent to work on scenes filming on Monday, September 18th in Nashville. To audition for a spot in the CMT Hot 20 Countdown, check out the casting call breakdown below. CMT Hot 20 Countdown Casting Call JUST TO LET YOU KNOW: We will need AUDIENCE MEMBERS for the CMT Hot 20 Countdown / "Next Women of Country" (Performances) Artists: Sara Evans, Carly Pearce and Lindsey Ell with Host: Cody Alan which will be taped Downtown at The Westin Nashville located in Nashville, Tennessee Show Date: Monday, September 18th, 2017 Audience Call time / Arrival: 3:00 PM to 3:30 PM We plan to wrap around – 6:30 PM - could go later. Invited guest will need to find parking. If you are interested in being considered as an audience member, email us at [email protected] with your full name, current photo, contact phone number and age (for security). Please include “Hot 20 / Next Women of Country 9/18"in the subject. We have been asked to pull ages 21 and up. After receiving your information, we will email whether you have been confirmed with the details of the show. We have a limited number of guests we can invite, so respond as soon as possible. If selected, we will send you a confirmation letter. We must have your name on our audience list for you to attend the show. No confirmation numbers will be given. Your name will provide entrance into the show (ID required). The Audience will be standing. YOU ARE REQUIRED TO STAY THE FULL LENGTH OF THE TAPING. PLEASE DO NOT CANCEL AT THE LAST MINUTE! If you know of anyone that would like to attend, please pass this on. Regina Moore and Nancy Ellis will be coordinating this event. What do you think? Discuss this story with fellow Project Casting fans on Facebook. On Twitter, follow us at @projectcasting. If you are not local and/or do not fit the description, do not apply

Several actors of the upcoming Ferguson stage play quickly quit this week after reading the play's script. The play recreates the shooting death of teenager Michael Brown by police officer Darren Wilson using testimony taken from the grand jury proceedings from the case. According to the Los Angeles Times, the cast members quit the production in protest of its portrayal of Brown, who in the play is made to look like Michael Brown is guilty and attacked Darren Wilson before he is fatally shot. [caption id="attachment_96339" align="aligncenter" width="500"] Phelim McAleer[/caption] The actors exit was expedited by the political leanings of the playwright and conservative filmmaker Phelim McAleer, according to reports. “It felt like the purpose of the piece was to show, ‘Of course he was not indicted — here’s why,'” one actor told Pearce. “It felt like the purpose of the piece was to show, ‘Of course he was not indicted — here’s why,'” one actor told Pearce. McAleer didn't say whether the grand jury should have indicted Wilson, and in fact wants the audience to vote at the end of the play. But his script has Brown as the villain in the play, and appears to indicate Wilson "had no choice" but to shoot to o kill. “All the people who testified that he had his hands up, it was pretty much demolished in grand jury testimony,” McAleer said. “If it doesn’t fit in with their beliefs, they need to change their beliefs.” McAleer added, “These are people who claim to love diversity, and they don’t love diversity — they just want people to agree with them,” McAleer said. “If it doesn’t fit in with their beliefs, they need to change their beliefs.” Once of the actors is Donzaleigh Abernathy, daughter of civil rights leader Ralph David Abernathy. “I want to hear what he has to say face to face. I actually want to know, on a moral level, how can you do something like this that you know will divide America?” Abernathy said. “Does it make you feel good? Obviously he has a personal agenda. What is his personal agenda?” “Does it make you feel good? Obviously he has a personal agenda. What is his personal agenda?” The Ferguson grand jury decliend to indict Wilson, leading to several weeks of protests in Missouri. The Justice Department later repudiated some witnesses' claims that Brown had his hands up when Wilson shot him, which had given the protestors their rallying cry, "hands up, don't shoot" chant. Since then, many people have retracted their belief that Michael Brown actually had his hands raised in surrender during the confrontation with Michael Brown. [caption id="attachment_96338" align="aligncenter" width="334"] Rena Schild / Shutterstock.com[/caption] A Federal investigation found that Wilson’s actions “do not constitute a prosecutable violation” and there “is no evidence upon which prosecutors can rely to disprove Wilson’s stated subjective belief that he feared for his safety.” But, in a second report, the Justice Department released several racist e-mails written by Ferguson police and court officials. A November 2008 e-mail, for example, stated that President Obama could not be president for very long because “what black man holds a steady job for four years.” Another e-mail described Obama as a chimpanzee. An e-mail from 2011 showed a photo of a bare chested group of dancing women apparently in Africa with the caption, “Michelle Obama’s High School Reunion.” What do you think about the protest? What would you have done? Share with us your thoughts in the comments below!