Casting CallsNew: NBC's New Series 'Crisis' Casting Call for a Male Photo Double...

New: NBC’s New Series ‘Crisis’ Casting Call for a Male Photo Double in Chicago

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Casting directors are now seeking a male photo double in NBC’s ‘Crisis’ filming in Chicago, Illinois.

CASTING CALL: CRISIS ROLE: PHOTO DOUBLE MALE AGES 25-40 Caucasian HEIGHT 6’2″ WEIGHT 185 SHOOT DATE: WED, NOV 27th LOCATION: CHICAGO RATE: $150/12 If you are interested and available send an email to extras4crisis@gmail.com. Put PHOTO DOUBLE in the subject line. Put your name, phone number, email address, height, weight and age in the body of the email. **PHOTO of actor is attached. If you look like him, send us your info!!! Thanks!

1424349_543621989065645_1382308626_n “CRISIS” centers on an idealistic Secret Service agent who finds himself at the center of an international crisis on his first day on the job. In his search for the truth, he will have to cross moral and legal lines as he navigates the highest levels of power and corruption (NBC). “CRISIS” features Dermot MulroneyGillian AndersonRachael Taylor and Lance Gross from Tyler Perry’s House of Payne.

Source: 4 Star Casting

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