U.K. Now Casting: Male Talent for ‘Queen’ Biopic + 2 More Gigs

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Break free and be a champion with the opportunities in today’s casting roundup! An upcoming biopic on the legendary band Queen is looking for male actors for several supporting roles. There are also roles available in two more feature films, including a crossover period drama and a major 1970s-set production!

“QUEEN” BIOPIC FEATURE FILM
Male talent ages 18–76 with 1970s and 1980s-style hair are sought for several supporting roles in an upcoming Queen biopic feature film. Men with shorter hair can apply but must be willing to grow up their hair following application to be considered. The production will begin shooting later this year, specific dates and location TBC. Pay will be provided in accordance with FAA/PACT rates. Apply now!

“THE CHAIRMAN”
“The Chairman,” a feature film from the creators of “Ask the Cheat,” is looking to cast local actors for the crossover period drama set in the Middle Ages that juxtaposes two parallel and interconnecting stories. A male actor aged 29–39 is needed to play the lead role of Tim, a sedan chair carrier for the Princess who is “wrongfully accused of a crime that he didn’t commit and must face the consequences.” A female actor, 20–35, is needed to play the dual Princess/Mob Boss’ Daughter role, and a male actor ages 50–60 is needed to play the Baron/Mob Boss role, both leads. There are also several supporting roles available for male and female talent aged 20–60, including assassins/bodyguards, food tasters, and ladies in waiting. The film will begin rehearsal and shooting in Leeds, dates TBC. Pay will be above minimum wage. Apply now!

MAJOR 1970S FEATURE FILM
A major feature film is looking to cast Japanese men and women aged 16–90 for background roles in the production. The shoot commences September 2017 in London, England. Pay will be provided in accordance with FAA/PACT rates. Apply now!

Check out Backstage’s London audition listings!