And I Am Telling You…
I am going!

Yipee! Jennifer Hudson, the original big girl from Dreamgirls, has just signed on to star as Carrie’s (Sarah Jessica Parker’s) assistant in Sex and the City: The Movie.
Sure, she can act, and she can sing. But can she still look good while having sex in a sling and Manolo Blahniks (and nothing else)? That’s what seems to separate the girls from the women over at SATC, so only time will tell!
I think she’ll definitely make a welcome addition to the line-up, though. It’s about time the show had a big girl play an integral role. And NO, Mario Cantone doesn’t count as a “big girl” no matter how many ovaries we suspect he has!
Here is a copy of the casting call for today’s SATC auditions. Interestingly enough, they forgot to leave out “tranny hooker types who enjoy martinis.” I’m hoping that was just an oversight!
“SEX AND THE CITY: THE MOVIE” starring Sarah Jessica Parker, Kim Cattrall, Cynthia Nixon, Kristin Davis & Chris Noth.
Casting Date: Tuesday, Sept. 11
Open Call Time:
-SAG: 10am-12:30pm
-Non-SAG: 1-5pmOpen Call Location:
German Evangelical Lutheran Church of St. Paul
315 W. 22nd Street (bet 8th & 9th Aves)
NYCShoot Dates: Mid-September through mid- December.
Background Talent:
Males and females, any ethnicity. To play socialites, fashionistas, models, ladies who lunch, movie & music industry types, Vogue staff, hair & makeup crew, photographers, business men & women, high powered execs, artists, musicians, hipsters, east village rockers (piercings/ tattoos), Chelsea guys, & L.A. movie industry types. We are seeking very specific types and are recommending that performers arrive at the open call in wardrobe with your hair & makeup reflecting the particular type you are submitting for (no wardrobe allowances will be paid for open calls).
Be prepared to have a digital photo taken and bring a headshot & resume.
If you are unable to attend the open call, please mail hardcopy of headshot and resume to:
Grant Wilfley Casting Inc.
123 W. 18th Street, 8th floor
NY, NY 10011.
(PS…anyone else find it ironic that the casting call was held in a church?)
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