Hollywood film seeks American speakers for Paris shoot
The new Ocean’s Eleven prequel is seeking people for a one-day shoot
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American residents in France could have the chance to appear in a major international film, as a Hollywood production is looking for people to take part in a Paris shoot.
The new Ocean’s Eleven prequel linked to Warner Bros is looking for people with an American background or accent for speaking background roles with a few lines of dialogue.
The shoot will take place in Paris on August 19, and participants will be paid €250 (gross) for the day.
The film is connected to Bradley Cooper, who is writing, directing and starring in the project.
The cast includes Margot Robbie, Omar Sy, Vicky Krieps, George MacKay, Wagner Moura, Monica Barbaro and Josh Gad, although these details have not been officially confirmed by Warner Bros.
Set in the world of 1960s glamour and the Riviera, the film is expected to explore the story before the events of the original Ocean’s Eleven films.
Anyone interested in applying should prepare portrait and full-length photos, along with details including their age, height, city of residence and American background.
Applications are made through Figurants.com. Creating a basic account on the site is free and sufficient to apply, although the platform offers optional paid membership plans.
As with any casting application, applicants should be cautious about sharing personal documents and should not send identity documents by email unless requested through official, verified channels.
