"Film's casting call wants that 'inbred' look" (Huntington: home, neighborhood)

[snorpus]

It's called "fair use", and it's part of copyright law. It's OK to quote a portion (provided you credit the author), but you can't quote all or substantially all of an article. As they say, include a snippet and then provide a link to the original.

[OUTLAW304]

i heard on talk radio today that they fired the lady who put out that request for actors

[David Kennedy]

A guy in Thomas today told me Paris Hilton was over qualified for the starring role...yep, couldn't read....I wonder if she is musically oriented...if she played the 'Swinette, she could get a part in the band.

[appalachiangirl]

Maybe Paris is the "inbred" one?

[x1x]

We may all be surprised at who may be "inbred" If we knew all of them?

[harborlady]

To the casting agent: Does the 'inbred look' have a similar appearance to the 'unemployed look'?
:::snickering:::

[x1x]

Originally Posted by harborlady

To the casting agent: Does the 'inbred look' have a similar appearance to the 'unemployed look'?
:::snickering:::

snickering with ya"

[snorpus]

According to the paper today, the casting lady isn't taking any phone calls.

[appalachiangirl]

The character of Nell (who was played by Jodie Foster) was not inbred,but was isolated and had a speech impediment. Her mother was a stroke victim and Nell mimiked her speech patterns--good movie! Inbred is like the people portrayed in "Deliverence."

[italianbluesboy]

So someone in Pittsburgh is looking for actors that look like inbred West Virginians? How about making a movie that shows people with grease under their fingernails and behind their ears from working in some smoky mill, with grease dripping from their chins from eating kielbassi and sausage and buttery pierogies, that are loud and boisterous cheering for the Steelers and yelling at their kids, chugging Iron City and Stoney's with a mullet haircut under their hardhats. Why doesn't that Pittsburgh movie company make a movie like that?