Rumor: Casting Calls for Bully 2 May Have Been Released
News website Rockstar Intel made an article about a rumor on Bully 2 regarding a casting director that released some casting calls for a new project from an UK games developer shooting at Pinewood Studios, but didn’t disclosed much information about the title or the developer name.
These casting calls target mainly teenagers and young roles, and placeholder names are given for the characters of the game. The casting call actually provides a warning and some vague detail about the project.
The casting calls state the following:
“Mild violence and profanity will be used in scenes with the young performer. The project itself is a thriller/drama and all scenes with the young performer will be handled with sensitivity.”
Rockstar Intel said in an article on their website:
“The calls, made by casting director Jessica Jefferies, will be shot in Pinewood Studios, London – a very popular and large scale studio for very big companies. Some casting calls directly mention staff such as “College Professors”. We’ve also seen Rockstar staff come into engagement with the listings, but won’t be sharing who or how.
They are for motion capture acting roles. Bully 2 has been a long leaked and anticipated video game, even mentioned by former Rockstar Insider Yan2295 that it would be the next title from Rockstar Games after the release of Red Dead Redemption 2.”
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