Nancy Drew Film Looking For Atlanta Area Actors

Warner Bros. is rebooting the old-school murder mystery series “Nancy Drew” and it will shoot in Atlanta. The series is casting for male and female actors of all types for specific scenes to be shot in Monroe, Georgia this summer.

The new movie, Nancy Drew and the Hidden Staircase, based off the popular book, will star Sophia Lillis as the title character, according to Deadline.  Ellen DeGeneres, Jeff Kleeman, and Chip Diggins will all reportedly be executive producers on the project. See below for what casting directors are looking for:

Casting Call: Nancy Drew Film Looking For Actors In Atlanta Area

***Nancy Drew***
**Monroe area locals needed**

Nancy Drew: Hidden Staircase Casting Call

***NANCY DREW***
**KAYAK NEEDED**
Brandi is looking for someone who has a Kayak and a vehicle that is not red, white, or black that can transport the kayak to set to work on the film Nancy Drew and the hidden staircase filming in the Monroe, GA area. There will be additional compensation for the auto and the kayak. If you have a kayak and the appropriate vehicle, and you are interested in doing paid background work on this project, please send an e-mail with a photo of yourself, and the kayak, and the vehicle to nancydrew@centralcasting.com. Please put “KAYAK” in the subject line, and don’t forget contact information. If you are not already registered with Central Casting, you will need to register before the work date. The work date will be sometime during the 1st week of June. Thank You.

You must be fully registered with Central Casting in order to submit, or must be able to come to our office in downtown Atlanta and register before the work date. If you are selected to work, a Central Casting representative will contact you. If you are not selected for this category, there will be plenty of other opportunities to work on this film. Thank You.

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