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| Posted: Fri Aug 1st, 2008 10:57 pm |
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javal1
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Folks -
Received this via e-mail. Googled it and it looks legit, and the phone # matches. ...
My name is Jason and I work with Rich King Casting based in Los Angeles, California. We are casting for the #1 show on Friday nights called NUMBERS. We are seeking Civil War Actors with their own uniforms. There is specialty pay. Your organization seems absolutely perfect for this opportunity. Please contact us so we can give you the information needed if any members of your troupe would like to be a part of this. You can contact us at 323-993-0186. Thank you so much for your time.
Sincerely,
Jason
Jason
Rich King Casting
323-993-0186
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| Posted: Sat Aug 2nd, 2008 01:58 am |
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CleburneFan
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"Numbers" is a good show. It is now in its third season, so I presume that a fourth season is being planned. In the show, the lead charatcers use mathematics to solve crimes. It is what I call an intellectual crime show, because of its use of mathematical equations and theory.
I hope that the producers can find Civil War reenactors to fill their needs.
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| Posted: Fri Jan 30th, 2009 09:16 pm |
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pvt.b.riley
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What is the traveling distance? I would love to do it. by the way, what's up with the osama sign? obama*
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| Posted: Fri Jan 30th, 2009 09:22 pm |
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javal1
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PVT-
Don't start that Obama/Osama juvenile crap on a Civil War thread, or anywhere else on the board.
The actor thread you're looking at is several years old.
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| Posted: Sun Feb 8th, 2009 08:05 am |
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cklarson
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Dear Jason,
For variety and perhaps a subplot, you might consider "enlisting" a woman Civil War soldier. There are a number of women who reenact them. So far about 300 women have been documented who: a) disguised themselves as men and fought; b) were daughters or mothers of regiments and often on the field of battle, nursing under fire; c) were battlefield nurses. Then, of course, there were the couriers, scouts, guides, detectives, contrabandists, spies, guerrillas and female bushwhackers and more.
See the books: Women on the Civil War Battlefront and They Fought Like Demons.
So far there has been absolutely no visual mass media attention given these heroines who all volunteered, some teenagers and some serving in several regiments, having been discovered and kicked out of previous ones.
BTW, I'm a big fan of your show.
C. Kay Larson, author South Under a Prairie Sky: The JOurnal of Nell Churchill, US Army Nurse & Scout, a work of fiction
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| Posted: Wed Jul 22nd, 2009 04:55 am |
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CIVILatUSC
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The Year is 1865. The country stands divided. War rages on the battlefields and in the hearts of men. For one Confederate soldier, his loyalty is tested. For God. For Country. Forever.
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