'Captain America 3' Cast News, Details: Crew Looking for Extras With South Asian Features
This recent casting call news indicate that the next big screen offering from the Marvel Cinematic Universe "Captain America: Civil War" is now already gaining speed on its filming production in order for them to make it for the slated May 2016 opening date.
The Atlanta Journal Constitution revealed that the "Captain America 3" crew is currently looking for movie extras displaying strong South Asian features. This is great news for men and women with ethnicities like Thai, Indonesian, Cambodian, Malaysian, Filipino, East Indian, Vietnamese, or Singaporean.
The candidates should preferably fall between the 21 to 75 age bracket. Those lucky enough will be working at the huge new Pinewood Studio facility located in Fayette County, Ga.
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The work date, as indicated, will "tentatively" take place on April 27th.
In October 2014, Marvel Studios revealed Civil War as part of MCU's Phase Three slate. The announcement, which took the fans by storm, went on to specify that its titular hero (played by Chris Evans) is set to go up against co-Avenger Iron-Man (played by Robert Downey Jr.).
The story, as previously revealed, will take place after the "Age of Ultron" events, which comic book readers might have already known will cause a big rift among the Marvel heroes.
Confirmed to return as directors are the "Winter Soldier" helmers Anthony and Joseph Russo. Also reported to join Evans and RDJ is Jeremy Renner, who will suit up as his Avengers' character Hawkeye in the upcoming title.
"Captain America: Civil War" is slated to hit the theatres May 6, 2016.
