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Universal has not said if it is still working with the casting company. The casting company has since removed the announcement from its Facebook page.Ī woman who answered the phone at Sande Alessi Casting on Thursday declined comment and would not identify herself. quoted the casting call in an article Thursday. "B girls" were to be "light-skinned," whereas "D girls" were "African-American. "A girls" were described as "the hottest of the hottest" and could be of any ethnicity. Sande Alessi Casting posted an open call earlier this week that sought women in four categories.
We regret and sincerely apologize for being in any way associated with the offensive descriptions it contained." did not approve and do not condone the information in this casting notice. The company said in a statement late Thursday that "the filmmakers. biopic are distancing themselves from an offensive casting announcement for the film. LOS ANGELES - Universal Pictures and the filmmakers behind the planned N.W.A.
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