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Beachwood, OH · Arts & Culture
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Upcoming feature film being shot in Peninsula calls for local actors
Calling all Summit County actors! A casting company is looking for background extras to appear in an upcoming feature film being shot in Peninsula titled "Break." Filming will take place from Nov. 20 to Dec. 2, according to the Angela Boehm Casting listing . The pay rate is $125 per 10 hours, and actors must work local and be willing to drive. The role is "unique," according to the listing, in that actors will portray cult members. They will be required to wear a mask and cloak or robe, as well as participate in a special effects scene. Bringing a car to set will give actors additional pay, the listing says. The Cleveland-based casting company has provided actors for movies like "Superman," "White Noise" and "Cherry." To apply for the listing, click here . This article originally appeared on Akron Beacon Journal: Upcoming feature film being shot in Peninsula calls for local actors
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Akron Football Player Blasts The Entire Coaching Staff And All Of His Teammates In Scathing TikTok Video (As A Joke)
Omari Abor did it again. The redshirt senior defensive end at Akron criticized his entire coaching staff and his teammates during a scathing video on TikTok. He claims it was a “joke” and asks that you do not take “ts too serious please.” Even if that is true, Abor has a history of this kind […] The post Akron Football Player Blasts The Entire Coaching Staff And All Of His Teammates In Scathing TikTok Video (As A Joke) appeared first on BroBible.
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Black River Stamp Club show celebrates Marilyn Monroe
Charlie Delgado has long been a fan of Marilyn Monroe, whose short career as an actor, fashion model and sex symbol garnered headlines during the post-World War II years. For more than 30 years Delgado of Elyria has collected stamps, covers, post cards, fan mail, photos and memorabilia related to the pop culture icon who starred on the silver screen as “blond bombshell” characters. His Monroe specialty is an extension of his joy of stamp collecting, which began in the early 1970s.