41 responses to “More How I Live Now Casting…”

  1. Audrey

    Eep, that’s so exciting!!

  2. Philip Ardagh

    Have to live in New York?!? Bother. I had the wig and everything…

  3. Meghan

    Ahhhh!!! I wanna try for this!! but I don’t live in New York :(

  4. Liz

    *ponders Mr. Ardagh being in How I Live Now*

    It could work…

  5. Maria

    Yet another reason why my mother should have emigrated to the US when I begged her at eight years old.
    It’s exciting that casting’s beginning though, so excited for this film!

  6. Angie

    Oh my goodness. So exciting!!

  7. Emma Beasley

    I just soooo wish i lived in new york it would look so good on my work experiance lists wouldnt it, (because im doing drama as a GCSE!! LOL) I am deffinatly going to be straight there as soon as it comes out!! CANT WAIT!!

  8. andrea seigel

    !!!!!

  9. Eliza

    Why not in England?????

  10. Fiona Battersby

    Ms. Rosoff,

    I have submitted myself to the casting director of “How I Live Now” for the role of Daisy. I know it may sound presumptuous for me to say this, but I truly do believe I could bring a lot to the role and I am actively fighting for the chance to audition in person for it. I am an avid reader and literary enthusiast, I thoroughly connect with the character, and I am also an actress. I was curious as to if you have any kind of say in the casting process or if it is strictly up to the casting director. I know it is ordinarily up to the casting director, but since it is indeed a character you yourself created, I thought I would at least ask. It never hurts to do so.

    Sincerely yours,

    Fiona Battersby
    fiona.battersby@comcast.net

  11. Maya

    I’m currently in New York Film Academy’s summer acting program, and several of my friends who are also in the program are in the process of auditioning for the film–some went today, some are going tomorrow. I’m not auditioning, as I don’t fit the physical requirements for the role, but we were reading a scene from the script today for a class and it looks great! Can’t wait to see the movie when it comes out!

  12. Brooke

    Hi! I just auditioned for the role of Daisy-and I was wondering, in your eyes, what do you think she physically looks like?

  13. Brooke

    Interesting-Thanks! I love your story and I’m hoping for the best. I think the character is extremely interesting and very relatable.

    That’s me!
    http://a3.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/281548_2051396689102_1370040138_32387245_1307849_n.jpg

  14. Jenna

    I auditioned July 15, and it went really well… but I haven’t heard back. Will they be doing callbacks in the future? or has anyone gotten a callback yet?

    1. Brooke

      I auditioned last week! What did you have to do? Let me know if you hear!

  15. Jenna

    i completely fell in love with the part and script and book… i want to be a part of this project so badly it hurts

  16. Bek

    They are still auditioning girls so it might be a while before anyone hears.

    1. Brooke

      In person or video submissions? And has anyone gotten a callback yet?

      1. Bek

        I know video submissions for sure. Probably in person too. I don’t know if anyone has gotten a callback yet.

      2. Bek

        Did you send in a tape or go live?

        1. brooke

          Live at the beginning of August in NYC. How about you?

          Its interesting because they said they were looking for an unknown, but the video submissions are all through agencies and actresses with many credits.

          1. Maddie Bright

            I’m surprised how many of the video submissions can be seen online. Seems wrong somehow to put it out there when the sides are supposed to be kept confidential.

          2. Bek

            Oops my reply was supposed to go to you, Brooke haha.

          3. Bek

            I agree with you, Maddie. They are not supposed to be posting them publicly. Most productions don’t like that.

  17. Bek

    I sent in a tape 2 weeks ago. It depends on what they want for an unknown. An unknown can still have an agent and have been working for a while – they just aren’t known to the public. VS. picking someone with no experience. It just depends on who they find that they like.

    1. brooke

      Gotcha! Well, post if you hear anything!

      1. Bek

        I will! Same to you guys! :)

        1. Brooke

          I searched online and now they are having an open call in Albany. Does that mean we are no longer being considered?

    2. Maddie Bright

      What did you think of the sides? I thought they were…different. I’ve loved the book for years so reading the sides was like hanging out with a clone of my best friend. Familiar and foreign at the same time. Amazing experience, though, right? I mean, when do you ever get a chance to audition for a character you know and love?

  18. Jenna

    i auditioned in person with the casting director in july.. she was really happy with how i did but i think i may be a bit young… didn’t hear yet..

  19. Mischa

    Out of curiosity, where can I see one of these audition tapes?! Please can someone post a link?

  20. Mary Ann

    Hey, So I sent in an audition video already, but I was just curious whether you pictured her having a typical NY accent or not?

    1. may

      hi, how do you send in a video tape to the casting directors? thanks!

  21. Jenna M.

    I know that casting Daisy is extremely important to the movie, but I am really curious as to who will be cast as Edmond!!!!!
    I keep picturing someone like Logan Lerman. Maybe he could cast cast in the role! (As long as he can pull off a British accent!)
    He just played a freshman (age 14) in The Perks of Being a Wallflower, so he could pull it off….

    Who do you think should be cast as Edmond???

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