Post by jeffan on Jan 12, 2010 4:42:14 GMT -5
Law and Order : Criminal Intent - Episode 9.07 - Inhumane Society - Casting Call
[SAL BIANCHI] Male.... Early 50s. Tough-looking and fit. A former champion boxer in the late 1970’s, in his day he was known for his trademark liver punches, and most of his knock outs were TKOs. We now meet him as the owner of an old-school boxing gym. His primary focus is on training his protégé, Danny “the D-Train” Ford, to be the boxing world’s next best thing, although he has a small swarm of devoted “Bait”, gym rats who look up to Sal hoping to pursue a career in boxing. Disapproving of Danny’s thuggish friends, Sal aggressively shoos away any potential distractions that stand in Danny’s way of becoming a money-making champion, and will stop at nothing to keep Danny focused and under his complete control. GUEST LEAD
[DANNY FORD] Male. Mid 20s. African American. Lean and fit. A great boxing contender, known as Danny “the D-Train Ford”, he’s training to be the next big boxing champion. He shows great finesse and promise. After serving a few years at Rikers due to involvement in illegal dog fighting, he abandons his former thuggish Top Dog Crew, and embraces religion and a renewed dedication to boxing with the help of his trainer, the former champ, Sal Bianchi. The combination of his innate skills and accuracy, and Sal igniting his killer instinct, Danny is being pegged as the next great champion since his release from jail. GUEST LEAD
[AUSTIN DAVIS] Male. Mid 20s. African American. A member of the Top Dog Crew, Austin managed illegal dog fights with his thuggish friends, until undercover cops busted the operation and landed him and his buddy, Danny, in Rikers for a few years. While in jail, he kept Danny fit and furthered his training to be the next great boxing champ. Loyal to Danny, Austin is hurt when he blows off their friendship once out of jail, and is angry that Danny’s current trainer won’t consider giving him a cut of the money from Danny’s boxing success. Now on parole as a dock worker, Austin is set-up and accused of murder. And when he discovers who framed him, he’s out for blood. GUEST LEAD
[JESUS RIVAS] Male. Early 30s. Fit. A gym rat, pursuing a career in boxing. Hot-tempered and tough. The owner of the boxing gym, Sal, often gives Jesus the honor of sparring with Sal’s top protégé and prize-fighter. Jesus feels that Sal is all about making great fighters, regardless of “where you come from or what you look like”, and so Jesus is devoted to Sal. This devotion knows no bounds – Jesus will do whatever it takes to protect Sal and would live or die for him. SUPPORTING
[LOUIS MARCIANO] Male. Mid 30s-40s. Any ethnicity. The owner and legit breeder of pit bulls, that are found mauling a stranger to death in his yard. He makes his money by selling purebreds. Offended by the detectives’ insinuation that he breeds his dogs to fight in illegal dog fights, he assures them that he only breeds dogs for the show ring, even though he has no way of enforcing whether or not the dogs end up being sold for fights. SUPPORTING
[RON “LIL’ RON” JOHNSON] Male. Mid 20s. African American. Feisty and tough, flashy dresser who wears a big medallion around his neck. Member of the Top Dog Crew with his thug buddies, Ron is responsible for training dogs for illegal dog fights, and is also in charge of drowning the losing dogs. A profitable venture until undercover cops break it up. Ron is uncomfortable around cops and always out for his own best interest, rats out his friends to reduce his sentence. This doesn’t sit well, and Ron meets his end, ironically at the hands of ferocious dogs. (5 scenes in Teaser)
[TRINA] Female. 20s. African American. Beautiful girl who rolls with the boys of the Top Dog Crew, and is dating it’s flashiest member, Ron “Lil’ Ron” Johnson. When the boys of the TDC get busted for organizing illegal dog fights, this leads to Ron’s murder. Mourning the loss of her boyfriend, and suspicious of who could have killed him, Trina finds comfort in sleeping with one of the other crew members. (2 scenes)
[ADA BRIAN RILEY] Male. 40s. In the interrogation room, Riley confronts a young member of the Top Dog Crew, Ron “Lil’ Ron” Johnson, who’s accused of organizing illegal dog fights. Riley’s very familiar with the TDC’s prior offenses, and successfully backs Johnson into a corner; he gets him to confess by revealing the identities of his friends, the other guys involved. (2 scenes)
[FATHER JACOBS] Male. Late 50s. African American. The priest at a church in Crown Heights, Brooklyn. He’s concerned when the detectives come to question him about one of the members of his parish who he’s known his whole life, Danny Ford. He admits to knowing that Danny got mixed up with the wrong crowd, but provides an alibi: Danny was at the church on Ash Wednesday, and has been at the church every Sunday since his release from prison. (1 scene)
[ROSE] Female. 60s-70s. African American. Has been living in the same Brooklyn neighborhood all her life. When the detectives come to question Rose about one of her neighbors, Austin, she reveals that she was friends with his grandmother for over 20 years, and helps them gain access to his apartment. (1 scene)
[TANK JEFFERSON] Male. Mid 20s. African American. Powerfully-built. A top contender for winning the boxing championship title in his weigh bracket. At a boxing press conference, he is kneed by his upcoming opponent, Danny Ford. Things get heated when he retaliates by viciously calling Danny out about his stint in jail sptv050769. (1 scene)
[PHYLLIS BECKER] Female. 30s-40s. Any ethnicity. While on her morning jog, she finds herself in the midst of a crime scene. The detectives ask her for any information she can recall about a van that screeched past her. (1 scene)
[DAVE GUERVITCH] Male. Mid 30s/Early 40s. Public defense lawyer. He defends his client, found guilty of organizing illegal dog fights, and in an effort to reduce his client’s sentence, he encourages his client to reveal the identities of his buddies, the other guys involved. (3 lines)
[OFFICIAL] Male. At a boxing press conference, the Official weighs in the two opponents, Ford and Jefferson in preparation for their upcoming match. (2 lines)
[MIGUEL] Male. 30. Hispanic. An undercover cop, him and his partner pose as dog-owners entering their dog in an illegal dog fight. He relishes in the fact that he broke up the party. (2 lines)
[HUXLEY] Male. 30. An undercover cop, him and his partner pose as dog-owners entering their dog in an illegal dog fight. Enjoying himself as he searches the organizers of the fight, he relishes the fact that one of the guilty parties is Danny “The D-Train” Ford, an up and coming boxing champ. (1 line)
[REPORTER] Male or Female. At a boxing conference, the Reporter questions one of the contenders about his career and release from prison. (1 line)
www.spoilertv.com/2010/01/law-and-order-criminal-intent-episode.html
[SAL BIANCHI] Male.... Early 50s. Tough-looking and fit. A former champion boxer in the late 1970’s, in his day he was known for his trademark liver punches, and most of his knock outs were TKOs. We now meet him as the owner of an old-school boxing gym. His primary focus is on training his protégé, Danny “the D-Train” Ford, to be the boxing world’s next best thing, although he has a small swarm of devoted “Bait”, gym rats who look up to Sal hoping to pursue a career in boxing. Disapproving of Danny’s thuggish friends, Sal aggressively shoos away any potential distractions that stand in Danny’s way of becoming a money-making champion, and will stop at nothing to keep Danny focused and under his complete control. GUEST LEAD
[DANNY FORD] Male. Mid 20s. African American. Lean and fit. A great boxing contender, known as Danny “the D-Train Ford”, he’s training to be the next big boxing champion. He shows great finesse and promise. After serving a few years at Rikers due to involvement in illegal dog fighting, he abandons his former thuggish Top Dog Crew, and embraces religion and a renewed dedication to boxing with the help of his trainer, the former champ, Sal Bianchi. The combination of his innate skills and accuracy, and Sal igniting his killer instinct, Danny is being pegged as the next great champion since his release from jail. GUEST LEAD
[AUSTIN DAVIS] Male. Mid 20s. African American. A member of the Top Dog Crew, Austin managed illegal dog fights with his thuggish friends, until undercover cops busted the operation and landed him and his buddy, Danny, in Rikers for a few years. While in jail, he kept Danny fit and furthered his training to be the next great boxing champ. Loyal to Danny, Austin is hurt when he blows off their friendship once out of jail, and is angry that Danny’s current trainer won’t consider giving him a cut of the money from Danny’s boxing success. Now on parole as a dock worker, Austin is set-up and accused of murder. And when he discovers who framed him, he’s out for blood. GUEST LEAD
[JESUS RIVAS] Male. Early 30s. Fit. A gym rat, pursuing a career in boxing. Hot-tempered and tough. The owner of the boxing gym, Sal, often gives Jesus the honor of sparring with Sal’s top protégé and prize-fighter. Jesus feels that Sal is all about making great fighters, regardless of “where you come from or what you look like”, and so Jesus is devoted to Sal. This devotion knows no bounds – Jesus will do whatever it takes to protect Sal and would live or die for him. SUPPORTING
[LOUIS MARCIANO] Male. Mid 30s-40s. Any ethnicity. The owner and legit breeder of pit bulls, that are found mauling a stranger to death in his yard. He makes his money by selling purebreds. Offended by the detectives’ insinuation that he breeds his dogs to fight in illegal dog fights, he assures them that he only breeds dogs for the show ring, even though he has no way of enforcing whether or not the dogs end up being sold for fights. SUPPORTING
[RON “LIL’ RON” JOHNSON] Male. Mid 20s. African American. Feisty and tough, flashy dresser who wears a big medallion around his neck. Member of the Top Dog Crew with his thug buddies, Ron is responsible for training dogs for illegal dog fights, and is also in charge of drowning the losing dogs. A profitable venture until undercover cops break it up. Ron is uncomfortable around cops and always out for his own best interest, rats out his friends to reduce his sentence. This doesn’t sit well, and Ron meets his end, ironically at the hands of ferocious dogs. (5 scenes in Teaser)
[TRINA] Female. 20s. African American. Beautiful girl who rolls with the boys of the Top Dog Crew, and is dating it’s flashiest member, Ron “Lil’ Ron” Johnson. When the boys of the TDC get busted for organizing illegal dog fights, this leads to Ron’s murder. Mourning the loss of her boyfriend, and suspicious of who could have killed him, Trina finds comfort in sleeping with one of the other crew members. (2 scenes)
[ADA BRIAN RILEY] Male. 40s. In the interrogation room, Riley confronts a young member of the Top Dog Crew, Ron “Lil’ Ron” Johnson, who’s accused of organizing illegal dog fights. Riley’s very familiar with the TDC’s prior offenses, and successfully backs Johnson into a corner; he gets him to confess by revealing the identities of his friends, the other guys involved. (2 scenes)
[FATHER JACOBS] Male. Late 50s. African American. The priest at a church in Crown Heights, Brooklyn. He’s concerned when the detectives come to question him about one of the members of his parish who he’s known his whole life, Danny Ford. He admits to knowing that Danny got mixed up with the wrong crowd, but provides an alibi: Danny was at the church on Ash Wednesday, and has been at the church every Sunday since his release from prison. (1 scene)
[ROSE] Female. 60s-70s. African American. Has been living in the same Brooklyn neighborhood all her life. When the detectives come to question Rose about one of her neighbors, Austin, she reveals that she was friends with his grandmother for over 20 years, and helps them gain access to his apartment. (1 scene)
[TANK JEFFERSON] Male. Mid 20s. African American. Powerfully-built. A top contender for winning the boxing championship title in his weigh bracket. At a boxing press conference, he is kneed by his upcoming opponent, Danny Ford. Things get heated when he retaliates by viciously calling Danny out about his stint in jail sptv050769. (1 scene)
[PHYLLIS BECKER] Female. 30s-40s. Any ethnicity. While on her morning jog, she finds herself in the midst of a crime scene. The detectives ask her for any information she can recall about a van that screeched past her. (1 scene)
[DAVE GUERVITCH] Male. Mid 30s/Early 40s. Public defense lawyer. He defends his client, found guilty of organizing illegal dog fights, and in an effort to reduce his client’s sentence, he encourages his client to reveal the identities of his buddies, the other guys involved. (3 lines)
[OFFICIAL] Male. At a boxing press conference, the Official weighs in the two opponents, Ford and Jefferson in preparation for their upcoming match. (2 lines)
[MIGUEL] Male. 30. Hispanic. An undercover cop, him and his partner pose as dog-owners entering their dog in an illegal dog fight. He relishes in the fact that he broke up the party. (2 lines)
[HUXLEY] Male. 30. An undercover cop, him and his partner pose as dog-owners entering their dog in an illegal dog fight. Enjoying himself as he searches the organizers of the fight, he relishes the fact that one of the guilty parties is Danny “The D-Train” Ford, an up and coming boxing champ. (1 line)
[REPORTER] Male or Female. At a boxing conference, the Reporter questions one of the contenders about his career and release from prison. (1 line)
www.spoilertv.com/2010/01/law-and-order-criminal-intent-episode.html
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