Movie Tycoon: The Sixening

Russelrules44 · September 10, 2017

Hot diggety, that was fast.

Ok...

Damien Chazelle: I like you. You're the guy behind La La Land, you know your musicals. You're in.

Seth McFarlane: Deal.

Ruby Gold: I would like to hear from all people. (Don't be too afraid, it's not that common of me to change my mind on actors)

Tim Curry: It's always good to see someone so excited for a certain role. Deal.

Taylor Swift: Afraid to say that we would be overbudget if we take your offer. We understand that you are among the best singers in the world today, so we would like to make a compromise. We will give you a starring role in our next two movies. In all of these movies, you will be guaranteed at least one song. Think of it as the 'Taylor Trilogy'. We are unsure as to how much this will lower your price, but we are hoping for at least $3.75-$4M on this offer alone, if not: We will look elsewhere and negotiate with Miley Cyrus and Selena Gomez.

Jeremy Irons: Deal.

Neil Patrick Harris: We believe you are the best man for the job, but how about we go a step further? What would you say to $1.5 Million and a guaranteed lead role in our next feature?

Tommy Wazelle, Howard McGillis and Tom Kenny: Deal.

Jimmy Fallon: Anyone of my choosing? Deal. I would love to see a Tim Curry and Jimmy Fallon interview, thank you very much. Good day and good night.

Steve Burns: Deal.

P.S: I can't assume you forgot negotiations for Avan Jogia, Edward Sanders and Hailee Steinfeld. They will be playing younger versions of the characters, and believe me: They will be crucial to this movie. (Yes, they are minor roles)

Kijar · September 10, 2017

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="HRTVAndrew" data-cite="HRTVAndrew" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="44112" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Kijar: Sufferers Director: Matt Reeves asks for $750k. Drew Goddard asks for $750k. Steve Miner asks for $1.2 million. Sam Raimi asks for $4 million. Jordan Peele likes the concept and asks for $1 million. David Sandberg asks for $750k. Seth Curtis: Adam Driver asks for $1 million. Donald Glover asks for $1.5 million. Max Thieriot asks for $750k. Michael Angarano asks for $750k. Chloe Mackenzie: Chloe Grace Moretz asks for $1 million. Margot Robbie asks for $3 million. Evan Rachel Wood asks for $1.2 million. Marcus Cavale: John Turturro asks for $750k, and will both act and direct for a total of $2 million. Patrick Warburton doesn't really see himself as a fit for this role, but will do it for $2 million. Peter Stormare asks for $750k. Jerome Flynn asks for $500k. Phillip Penner: Aaron Paul is intrigued by the role, and asks for $1.5 million. Seann William Scott asks for $2 million. Mark Ruffalo asks for $1 million. Oscar Isaac asks for $750k. BH: Kristofer Hivju asks for $750k. Javier Bardem thinks this role is similar to his turn in "No Country for Old Men," and asks for $2.5 million. Walton Goggins asks for $750k. Michael Mando asks for $1 million.</div></blockquote> For our director: we will go with Jordan Peele for 1 million, I'm very glad the project intrigues you. For the role of Seth Curtis: Michael Angarano shall return to the limelight for 750k. For the role of Chloe Mackenzie: Evan Rachel Wood for 1.2 million is wonderful, as are you. For the role of Marcus Cavale: Turturro, not sure directing would be the best fit for this film. Warburton, understood, we will try and find you something better suited to your talents in a future project. Jerome Flynn for 500k is the way to go, I hope this role springs a big screen boom for his career. For the role of Phillip Penner: Aaron Paul would be the ideal choice, 1.5 million is agreed upon. For the role of BH, I'd rather avoid confusion for the wonderful Anton Chigurh role in No Country for Old Men, but would love to deal with Bardem in the future. Michael Mando for 1 million is agreed. Jordan Peele at the helm, with Michael Angarano, Evan Rachel Wood, Aaron Paul, Jerome Flynn, and Michael Mando as the antagonist. This leaves 4.05 million, divided equally for 2,025,000 on Production and Marketing respectively.

Russelrules44 · September 10, 2017

I've decided because of budget reasons to can the roles of the younger Derek, Solomon and Ruby. Just not worth it.

Russelrules44 · September 10, 2017

Double post: I hope i'm not trying to rush, but i'm hoping that negotiations are coming sooner rather than later. The hurricane is getting closer and it won't be long till it hits Ocala. (which I live around)

HRTVAndrew · September 10, 2017

Double post: I hope i'm not trying to rush, but i'm hoping that negotiations are coming sooner rather than later. The hurricane is getting closer and it won't be long till it hits Ocala. (which I live around)

Just saw this; working on them now and will get them up as soon as I can.

HRTVAndrew · September 10, 2017

Hot diggety, that was fast.

Ok...

Damien Chazelle: I like you. You're the guy behind La La Land, you know your musicals. You're in.

Seth McFarlane: Deal.

Ruby Gold: I would like to hear from all people. (Don't be too afraid, it's not that common of me to change my mind on actors)

Tim Curry: It's always good to see someone so excited for a certain role. Deal.

Taylor Swift: Afraid to say that we would be overbudget if we take your offer. We understand that you are among the best singers in the world today, so we would like to make a compromise. We will give you a starring role in our next two movies. In all of these movies, you will be guaranteed at least one song. Think of it as the 'Taylor Trilogy'. We are unsure as to how much this will lower your price, but we are hoping for at least $3.75-$4M on this offer alone, if not: We will look elsewhere and negotiate with Miley Cyrus and Selena Gomez.

Jeremy Irons: Deal.

Neil Patrick Harris: We believe you are the best man for the job, but how about we go a step further? What would you say to $1.5 Million and a guaranteed lead role in our next feature?

Tommy Wazelle, Howard McGillis and Tom Kenny: Deal.

Jimmy Fallon: Anyone of my choosing? Deal. I would love to see a Tim Curry and Jimmy Fallon interview, thank you very much. Good day and good night.
Steve Burns: Deal.

P.S: I can't assume you forgot negotiations for Avan Jogia, Edward Sanders and Hailee Steinfeld. They will be playing younger versions of the characters, and believe me: They will be crucial to this movie. (Yes, they are minor roles)

UPDATES BELOW

- Ruby Gold: Nicole Kidman asks for $5 million. Anne Hathaway likes the part and asks for $4.5 million. Britt McKillip asks for $1.2 million. Demi Lovato asks for $750k. Emmy Rossum asks for $2 million. Brittany Snow asks for $750k. Emilie Claire Barlow also asks for $750k.

- Taylor Swift's team is playing hardball and has made a "take it or leave it" offer. She will do the film for $4 million, plus 10% of the movie's profits above its budget. Furthermore, in addition to lead roles in the next two movies at a minimum of that $4 million rate, she expects 5% of profits above the movies' budgets, or an extra $1 million (whichever number is greater).

- Selena Gomez and Miley Cyrus both ask for $2.5 million.

- Neil Patrick Harris agrees to do the movie for $1.5 million and a future lead role.

Russelrules44 · September 10, 2017

Just saw this; working on them now and will get them up as soon as I can.

Do all that you can. The worst of the storm is expected to hit by 8 PM.

Russelrules44 · September 10, 2017

Neil Patrick Harris: Deal.

Emile Claire Barlow: Deal.

Jessica Diamond: We need to go really cheap on Jessica, for the sake of our production budget and marketing budget. My worry is that I don't know how far down the line Miley Cyrus or Selena Gomez will go. Unfortunately, perhaps not low enough.

We have been resorted to no other option than to call Demi Lovato back to negotiate for Jessica Diamond as she was the cheapest for Ruby Gold.

HRTVAndrew · September 10, 2017

Neil Patrick Harris: Deal.

Emile Claire Barlow: Deal.

Jessica Diamond: We need to go really cheap on Jessica, for the sake of our production budget and marketing budget. My worry is that I don't know how far down the line Miley Cyrus or Selena Gomez will go. Unfortunately, perhaps not low enough.

We have been resorted to no other option than to call Demi Lovato back to negotiate for Jessica Diamond as she was the cheapest for Ruby Gold.

Demi Lovato likes the part and asks for $500k.

Russelrules44 · September 10, 2017

Demi Lovato likes the part and asks for $500k.

Deal.

That leaves me with $1,200,000.

Let's see, I'll go with $725,000 for production and $475,000 for marketing for this one.

HRTVAndrew · September 11, 2017

Alright, nailing down the last few outstanding negotiations. Tomorrow, I'll have my movie ready to go; Russell, if you're able to get online and get me the figures, that'd be great!

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Goliath764: Protege

Director: Sam Mendes asks for $4 million. Frank Darabont asks for $3.2 million.

Lead: On hold.

Major: Nicholas Cage asks for $4 million, and is OK with a 50-50 split in payment and a guaranteed future role of "major" importance or higher.

Minor: On hold.

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Astyn: Long Night in London

Director: Guy Ritchie asks for $4 million. Lexi Alexander asks for $800k. Damon Beesley asks for $500k. Taika Waititi asks for $1.5 million.

Jimbo: Jason Statham thinks this role is right up his alley. He asks for $3.5 million. Charlie Hunnam asks for $1 million. Travis Fimmel asks for $800k.

Danny Boy: Jack O'Connell asks for $1.2 million. Frank Dillane asks for $750k. Joe Cole asks for $500k.

Jansen: David Oyelowo asks for $750k. Ed Westwick asks for $500k.

Scully: Tom Hardy does not think his skillset would make him a fit for this role. However, he will do it for $2 million.

Don: Aidan Gillen asks for $750k. Christoph Waltz asks for $1.5 million. Ralph Fiennes asks for $2 million.

Serge: Vinnie Jones asks for $750k. Jason Statham asks for $2 million.

Astyn · September 11, 2017

Long Night in London Casting

Director - We accept Damon Beesley as the Director

Jimbo - we cast Charlie Hunnam

Danny Boy - we cast Frank Dillane

Jansen - we cast Ed Westwick

Scully - we cast Tom Hardy

Don - we cast Christopher Waltz

Serge - we cast Vinnie Jones

A new role has been created and needs casting

Natalie (minor role) - Jimbos older sister and Danny Boys mum

(OOC - Can i have like a audition for this role i just want a british female actress willing to take 100k)

Goliath764 · September 11, 2017

If it's not too much to ask can you edit the gender in the database for better searching? Now if I search "male", all "male" and "female" come up so it does not help searching for male. My suggestion is to change it to "M" and "F".

Rayelek · September 11, 2017

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="HRTVAndrew" data-cite="HRTVAndrew" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="44112" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Rayelek: "Fatekissed" Director: Peter Jackson asks for $8 million. Edgar Wright asks for $5 million. Dan Harmon likes the plot and will do it for $2 million. Would have loved Peter Jackson, but that price is too much for my little fledgling studio. Dan Harmon it is, and I'm thrilled that he likes the plot. Raye Ralek: Chris Pine asks for $3 million. Giovanni Ribisi asks for $2.5 million. Sean William Scott asks for $2.5 million. Eddie Redmayne likes the script and will do it for $2 million. Eddie Redmayne gets the lead for this one. Jasper Drake: Manu Bennett asks for $1.25 million. Aidan Gillen asks for $750k. Jared Padalecki asks for $1 million. I didn't have a good thought on the nature of the villain until I restarted Game of Thrones, and he's also cheapest, so Aidan Gillen is an easy choice. Vance Graystone: Nathan Fillion thinks this role is right up his alley, and asks for $1 million. Jerome Flynn asks for $400k. Bruce Campbell asks for $1.5 million. Adam Copeland asks for $500k. I originally conceived the role with Jerome Flynn in mind, but I'm a big Nathan Fillion fan (and I don't want to pack the cast too full of GoT actors). I'll give Nathan the role, but I'm considering either coming up with another role for Flynn or planning on using him in my next picture in a big role. Elle/Lady Luck: Blake Lively asks for $1 million. Margot Robbie asks for $1 million. Natalie Dormer and Christina Hendricks both ask for $750k. Again trying to avoid jamming the film full of Game of Thrones actors, I'll go with Christina Hendricks. Hammer: Dave Bautista, Vinnie Jones, Stu Sanders, and Rory McCann all ask for $400k. I've decided to change this role slightly, see below.</div></blockquote> Instead of just Hammer, it's now going to be a duo, Hammer & Anvil. I'm hoping to get Vinnie Jones & Stu Sanders each at the $400k price, Jones for Anvil and Sanders for Hammer. Anvil is a strong silent type paired with Hammer, somewhere between Jones's role in Gone in Sixty Seconds and Kevin Smith's Silent Bob.

Sco xY2Jx · September 11, 2017

Studio Name; Lucky Underdog Productions

Founder Name; Steven Whyte

Will have the first film and hopeful negotiations underway for roles shortly.

Always fancied a go at this for a bit of fun and creativity. Looking forward to it.

HRTVAndrew · September 11, 2017

Going to tackle a few replies and post my next movie concept before I head to Raw, which tonight hails from Anaheim (20 miles from me). I'll be on tonight when I get home. <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Astyn" data-cite="Astyn" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="44112" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>A new role has been created and needs casting Natalie (minor role) - Jimbos older sister and Danny Boys mum (OOC - Can i have like a audition for this role i just want a british female actress willing to take 100k)</div></blockquote> Astyn, I'm not trying to tell you how to play the game, but I can say it'd be a MUCH better idea to look through the database and find someone. Your current talent budget is $7 million, and you've got plenty of room to find someone in the database with 1 SP or so while still allotting plenty of resources for production and marketing. <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Goliath764" data-cite="Goliath764" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="44112" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>If it's not too much to ask can you edit the gender in the database for better searching? Now if I search "male", all "male" and "female" come up so it does not help searching for male. My suggestion is to change it to "M" and "F".</div></blockquote> I'll see what I can do when I've got the time to sit down and hammer away at the database. My first priority, though, is removing the MT5 notes from talent that's already there, as well as updating info for several movies that have already been produced. This goes on my to-do list, though. <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Rayelek" data-cite="Rayelek" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="44112" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Instead of just Hammer, it's now going to be a duo, Hammer & Anvil. I'm hoping to get Vinnie Jones & Stu Sanders each at the $400k price, Jones for Anvil and Sanders for Hammer. Anvil is a strong silent type paired with Hammer, somewhere between Jones's role in Gone in Sixty Seconds and Kevin Smith's Silent Bob.</div></blockquote> Both accept. - - - - - MOVIE DETAILS Title: “Longshot” Genre: Sports drama, with a smidge of comedy thrown in Brief Summary: Based on the story mode featured in the latest installment of the popular “Madden” video game franchise, this profiles Devin Wade. Wade is a superstar high school quarterback in football-mad Texas before leaving the University of Texas in disgrace and joining the military, and this chronicles his simultaneous attempts to rebuild his image, career, and life ahead of the NFL Draft. His support group consists of his best friend (a wide receiver that doubles as a draft prospect himself), a respected quarterback coach, and an assortment of people working on a small television project that Wade falls into. Rating: PG-13 (language, adult situations) Production Cost: TBD Marketing Cost: TBD Licensing Fees: We’d like to know what Electronic Arts (the producers of “Madden”) would want for us to be able to produce this film. Additionally, we’d like to work with the NFL Network and use their talent to provide analysis at various points up to and including the movie’s NFL Draft. Director: We’re approaching Spike Lee, Oliver Stone, Kathryn Bigelow, and Ryan Coogler. Lead Role: Devin Wade Wade is the centerpiece of this story, and the movie tracks his maturation from a has-been, immature kid to a young man who finally “gets it,” although not necessarily in the way he laid out. His athletic ability has never been in question, but his life experiences have shaped him, and not necessarily in a good way. We’re approaching Michael B. Jordan and Chadwick Boseman. Major Role: Colt Cruise Colt Cruise has served as Wade’s sidekick all his life. Most of Wade’s touchdown passes in high school went to Cruise, a wide receiver whose main problem is his relatively small stature. However, he’s got an extremely high football IQ (despite not being overly bright at times), and he’s looking to ride that into the pros. He's a typical young man from the South, as he drives a pick-up truck, does manual labor around town as a side job, and is unusually gifted with an acoustic guitar. We’re approaching Michael Cera, Aaron Paul, Shia LeBeouf, and Andrew Garfield. Major Role: Julia Vasco Julia Vasco starts off the film as the assistant producer of the TV show in question, and she’s actually the one who brings Devin and Colt to the attention of her then-boss (more on him later). Like nobody since Devin’s long-deceased mother, she connects with Devin (though not in a romantic way) and genuinely wants what’s best for him, not just for the show. Oddly, she has a strange chemistry with Colt, who hits on her pretty much from the moment they meet. We’re approaching Gal Gadot, Blake Lively, Aubrey Plaza, Selena Gomez, and Vanessa Hudgens. Major Role: Ross Fountain Ross Fountain serves as the main antagonist in the first part of the movie. He is an executive producer that is solely concerned with how his show looks, and treats all of its participants (including his own staff) like pieces on a chess board. He’s the standard, fast-talking Hollywood executive, and while several of his one-liners provide some of the funniest lines in the movie, there are very few redeeming qualities about him. We’re approaching Will Arnett, Terrence Howard, William Shatner, and “Fake News” alum Danny Devito. Major Role: Jack Ford Jack Ford is a longtime NFL quarterback coach who has mentored some of the best signal-callers in football. He’s out of his preferred job due to a series of public failures, and he’s been selected to host a new TV program that will coach and follow one lucky prospect on his way to the NFL Draft. He’s the stereotypical football coach, one that doesn’t take any nonsense, and that sparks plenty of conflict along the way. However, he’s also an honest man with a good heart, and he’ll fight for his players. We’re approaching Alec Baldwin, Billy Bob Thornton, Kiefer Sutherland, and Harvey Keitel. Minor Role: Cutter Wade Cutter Wade is Devin’s father, and is only seen in a series of flashbacks throughout the movie. He raised Devin on his own following the death of Devin’s mother, who passed away when Devin was a toddler. It’s revealed that Cutter, who was also a high school football legend, died shortly before Devin’s first game at Texas. We’re approaching Terry Crews and Laurence Fishburne. NOTE: Mahershala Ali played him in the game, but he's not in the database right now, and with one necessary exception, I'm going by the "please don't ask for actors not in the database" request I laid out last week. Minor Role: Ms. Cruise Like Cutter Wade, Colt’s mother was a single parent who raised her son alone after her then-husband left the family, never to return. She’s strict, but has a certain rapport with her wise-cracking son and, at times, worries about the influence Devin and Colt have on one another. We’re approaching Demi Moore and Jane Lynch. Minor Role: Mark Sleczyak Mark Sleczyak (pronounced sleez-ak) emerges as Devin’s main competition on the TV show. He’s the token jock, with plenty of attitude and a sizable ego, and he, too, is looking to get drafted by an NFL team. We’re approaching Nick Jonas and Taylor Lautner. Minor Role: Captain McCarthy Captain McCarthy served as Wade’s commanding officer in the United States Army. Wade’s assignment was no accident, as McCarthy was a Division I kicker with plenty of football-related demons of his own. Wade brings the crew halfway around the world, and McCarthy provides insight into what makes Devin tick. We’re approaching Aaron Eckhart, John Cena, and Benjamin Bratt. Cameo: Famous NFL quarterback Along Wade’s way to the draft, he’s introduced to a famous quarterback, one that imparts wisdom at one point of the film and carries an important message at another. The game has Dan Marino in this role, and we want him, but just in case something comes up, we’ll also talk with Brett Favre, Peyton Manning, and Joe Montana.

Astyn · September 11, 2017

Unfortunately the link to the database aint working for me.

I honestly couldnt care who plays the role i mean its probably only a brief conversation where the actress just needs to act like a wreck. But i aint willing to spend much on her haha

HRTVAndrew · September 11, 2017

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Astyn" data-cite="Astyn" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="44112" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Unfortunately the link to the database aint working for me. I honestly couldnt care who plays the role i mean its probably only a brief conversation where the actress just needs to act like a wreck. But i aint willing to spend much on her haha</div></blockquote> I have a solution in mind for this type of situation, and I'll fill you all in when I get home. Hopefully, it's to everyone's satisfaction!

Astyn · September 12, 2017

I would also like to re-offer Jack O'Connell the role of Danny Boy to take 750k and a promised 3-4 million dollar role in a future role in my next 5 movies.

HRTVAndrew · September 12, 2017

OK, here's my ruling on Astyn's inquiry about a $100k talent in a minor role. I'm going to call this the Extra Rule, and here's how we'll do it. Every studio has the option of filling one (AND ONLY ONE) minor role per film with an extra, at the cost of $100k. Said extra will not have a name and will not be added to the database. They will be complete unknowns, with star power of 0.0. What this means is that they will not contribute anything positive to the movie with their acting performances, and could, in fact, contribute negatively towards the film's final rating depending on the dice roll/Lady Luck factor. Having said that, this is an option in play for studios on smaller budgets, or those who don't have an idea on an actor to play a certain small part in a film. To clarify once again, here are the limitations of the Extra Rule: Extras cannot fill lead or major roles, and you may only use one per film. Do not expect a cheap extra to come out of nowhere and become a star, as this rule is my version of the old axiom, "you get what you pay for." At best, the acting quality will be 0, and negative results are still very possible. With that in mind, it is still preferable to search the database and find actors that are more well-known. However, there are certain instances (especially early in the game) where using the Extra Rule could be a good idea. For the sake of clarity and getting everything on the same page, I'm PM'ing Russell right now and asking him to copy-paste the above text in the very first post of the thread (since I obviously can't edit his posts). Now, after handling that... <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Astyn" data-cite="Astyn" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="44112" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>I would also like to re-offer Jack O'Connell the role of Danny Boy to take 750k and a promised 3-4 million dollar role in a future role in my next 5 movies.</div></blockquote> Jack O'Connell accepts, provided that the future role in question is a lead or major role.

Astyn · September 12, 2017

Its a major character for sure. I mean big fan so I could probably use you in every movie I make <img alt="" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/wink.png.686f06e511ee1fbf6bdc7d82f6831e53.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" />

and ill be the first to use the Extra for 100k ill give her a fake name of Jill Pollier

cappyboy · September 12, 2017

Astyn, a thought for you for future reference. When Russel was getting his feet wet in the game and was preparing his first animated feature, he didn't know the directors on that genre at all until I started chatting with him in PM about all the folks Cartoon Network kickstarted in the late 90's. Your Genndy Tartokovskys and Craig McCrackens. About Lauren Faust co-directing for the Powerpuff Girls before developing My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic. And so on. Had I gotten to my old Britcom star research earlier maybe I could have pointed you in the direction of someone like a Janet Dibley. AKA the female lead of The Two Of Us opposite the great Nicholas Lyndhurst. I don't think "could I get a casting suggestion here" would be considered using your Act of God. I believe that's for larger structure issues.

Sco xY2Jx · September 12, 2017

Studio Name; Lucky Underdog Productions

Movie Title; An Autumn Dream

Genre; Romantic Comedy

Brief Summary of Plot; After being hired as a nanny by a widowed, work-obsessed man, Erin teaches the family that unconditional love, family and the joy of everyday occurrences are the most important things in life

Rating; PG

TALENT CASTING;

Director; Lucky Underdog Productions will begin by approaching Penny Marshall and Joe Wright to take the director's seat.

Lead Role; Erin Walster

A free-spirit, commitaphobe determined to make a change in her life for the better.

We would like to begin by approaching Bryce Dallas Howard and January Jones for this role

Lead Role; Stuart Youngston

Father of Heather & Michael. A workaholic who inadvertently neglects his children due to his business but tries his best to be there.

We are initially approaching Jason Segel and Patrick Dempsey for this part.

Major Role; Heather Youngston

Oldest of children. Beginning to resent her father for putting his work first before his family but wants her father to be happy.

There is a limit in the database of who we can approach but we are keen to approach Isabelle Fuhrman and Sophie Turner

Major Role; Michael Youngston

Youngest of children. Struggling to deal with the absence of his father. Shares a closeness with his sister, Heather and immediately develops a fondness for Erin.

For the role of Michael we are looking to approach child starlets Ty Simpkins and Jacob Tremblay

Minor Role; Claire Walster

Erin’s Sister. Life adviser to Erin who just wants her to find her bliss.

Trish Stratus and Elisha Cuthbert are the first people we're approaching for this role.

Minor Role; Bekki Bryce

Attractive business associate of Stuart with a clear infatuation with him

We feel that for this role we'd like to shed a light on the talents of Sasha Grey or Aimee Garcia

Thus ends our initial casting call for this production. Hopefully with a seasoned director and a strong script we can aim to bring some under utilised or under appreciated talent to the forefront of the acting world.

HRTVAndrew · September 13, 2017

Came down with an upset stomach and didn't get to do a lot today. Hoping to get some stuff done tomorrow, especially with the database.

Sco xY2Jx · September 13, 2017

I'm not looking to add to any workload and they don't necessarily have to be added for this iteration but further to my post a few weeks back, I've noticed a few more names that aren't in the database that others may not have realised so will add them here just as an, incase.

Original List

Actors;Ricky Gervais (& Director), Stephen Merchant, Mickey Rourke, Paul Bettany, Patrick Warburton, Steve Martin, Tim Allen, Bradley Cooper, Peter Dinklage, Andrew Lincoln, Jon Bernthal, Norma Reedus, David Tennant, Pierce Brosnan, Orlando Bloom, Mel Gibson (& Director), Ashton Kutcher, Louis C.K, Dana Carvey, Albert Brooks, Jeremy Renner, Stellan Skarsgard, Mark Ruffalo, Michael Keaton, Liev Schreiber, Stanley Tucci, Jeff Daniels, Richard Gere, Dennis Quaid, Michael Fassbender, Bill Nighy, Zachary Quinto, Ian McShane, Bill Hader, Chris Tucker, Viggo Mortensen, Christoph Waltz, Rob Reiner (& Director),

Actresses; Jane Fonda, Dame Maggie Smith, Dame Diana Rigg, Lily Tomlin, Susan Sarandon, Jamie Lee Curtis, Olivia Colman, Julie Walters, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Penelope Cruz, Sofia Vergara, Kate Bosworth, Lucy Liu, Chloe Grace Moretz, Leslie Bibb, Anna Faris, Tilda Swinton, Evan Rachel Wood, Julia Stiles, Glenn Close, Kathy Bates, Michelle Pfieffer, Jodie Foster (& Director), Helena Bonham Carter, Sigourney Weaver, Emily Mortimer, Michelle Williams,

Directors; Bobby & Peter Farrelly, The Wachowski's, Paul Thomas Anderson, Bryan Singer, Michael Mann, John Lasseter, Wes Anderson, Paul Greengrass, Shawn Levy, Mike Newell, Colin Trevorrow, Frank Coraci, Spike Jonze,

Additions to Original List;

Actors; Hugo Weaving, Mads Mikkelsen, William H. Macy, Jason Isaacs, David Thewlis, Chiwetel Ejifor, Michael Shannon, Jim Broadbent, Tom Wilkinson, David Morrisey, Stephen Graham, Christian Slater, Woody Harrelson, Cary Elwes, Cuba Gooding Jr. John Leguizamo, John Cho, James Marsden, Hugh Grant, Orlando Bloom, Nathan Lane, Rob Riggle, Billy Crystal, John Gallacher Jr. Ty Burrell, James Corden, Lin Manuel Miranda, Zach Braff

Actresses; Mena Suvari, Thandie Newton, Alyson Hannigan, Christina Ricci, Barbara Streisand, Bette Midler, Whoopi Goldberg, Sally Field, Bonnie Hunt, Julianne Hough, Madison Riley, Kimiko Glenn, Ellie Kemper, Heather Graham, Alison Pill, Alison Janney, Amy Smart, Emily Mortimer, Judy Greer, Courtney Cox, Maya Rudolph, Meg Ryan, Melissa Joan Hart, Neve Campbell, Renee Zellweger, Robin Wright,

Directors; Guillermo Del Toro, Michael Gondry, Lynne Ramsay, Nicolas Winding Refn, Jason Reitman, Steve McQueen, Ava Duverney, Alexander Payne, Bennett Miller, Ang Lee, Damian Chazelle,

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