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GRANDSON/KID ACE
Please submit Cantonese or Mandarin speaking actors. Must be fluent. Grandson is curious and tries to find his voice. Please state in Note section if your client speaks Cantonese and/or Mandarin.
MOM
Voice actor. Please submit Cantonese or Mandarin speaking actors. Must be fluent. Mom is a dreamer. She unconditionally loves her family but she’s just a memory. Her presence is always lingering between Ace and Dad. Please state in Note section if your client speaks Cantonese and/or Mandarin.
Julie
East Asian. English-speaking. The naive younger sister. She’s innocent, quiet and believes in Santa. [**Please note: the actor must be okay with acting or knowing Santa is not real. Actors don't have to be the age of the characters, but can play that age range.**]
Christine
East Asian. English-speaking. The quintessential older sibling – responsible, reliable, conscientious and sometimes mean. [**Please note: the actor must be okay with acting or knowing Santa is not real. Actors don't have to be the age of the characters, but can play that age range.**]
MARSHALL
LINK ENTREVISTA: https://youtu.be/h-5zL7LDHiQ?si=eS_5GTDlvmwskCiN Marshall nació en una familia campesina de Veracruz que migró a Naucalpan en los años setenta buscando progreso. Creció en un hogar con 14 hermanos, marcado por la pobreza y la violencia de su padre. Sin embargo, Marshall tenía otros planes para sí mismo. A los 12 años abandonó la escuela y se fue de casa: la calle lo adoptó entre juegos, navajas, marihuana y pandillas. Desde adolescente encontró refugio con la “banda” de la colonia el Molinito y a los 19 dio el paso al delito: un asalto a mano armada en una cantina.
DAHEN
LINK ENTREVISTA: https://youtu.be/5WnYyiQf8uo?si=DOuoPGgghCJjp2xL Dahen, apodado “El Perro”, lleva 16 años preso por homicidio. Su vida es la radiografía de un espiral de violencia que empezó en la infancia: una familia disfuncional, ausencias y gritos; a los 12 años se fue de su casa y vivió con un perro en la calle, de ahí lo dejaron vivi en una casona de sicarios como “muchacho de los mandados” y fue testigo de horrores que ningún niño debería ver: recados con maletas, manos dentro de mochilas, perros que se alimentan de restos humanos. Buscó huir entrando a la milicia —dos años y medio hasta que una grave lesión lo dejó fuera— y más tarde en empleos de seguridad privada. Pero la vulnerabilidad y el “sí a todo” lo dejaron a merced de una extorsión: cuando consiguió empleo como guardia en una agencia automotriz, un compañero descubre un video íntimo del pasado de Dahen y lo extorsiona sin freno: de 25 mil pesos la amenaza sube a “un millón”. En un encuentro violento con su compañero terminó matándolo. Tras un lapso de disociación y miedo, huye a Hidalgo pero la policía le pisa los talones. Al comprender que llegó a un punto sin retorno, se entrega.
CHABELO
LINK ENTREVISTA: https://youtu.be/jH009nK2X_s?si=Me1xqgkDPIP4fa1f José Antonio “Chabelo” creció en un hogar sencillo de Ecatepec, Estado de México, con un padre cartero ejemplar y una madre dedicada donde nunca faltó de comer. De niño soñó con ser escolta y lo logró: trabajó con funcionarios y empresarios muy importantes que lo trataban como a un amigo. Chabelo cruzó la línea cuando aceptó hacer la llamada que lo cambiaría todo. Ya no era un escolta orgulloso, sino la voz de una amenaza: exigir dinero a un comerciante bajo la promesa de “consecuencias” si no pagaba. El dinero fácil lo cegaba, convencido de que era solo otro trabajo más para darle a sus hijos lo que él nunca tuvo. Pero la víctima ya había denunciado, y la policía escuchaba cada palabra. Su cuerpo narra esa guerra: cicatrices de navajazos y quemaduras de tercer grado. El punto de inflexión ocurrió un 13 de abril: un rival le arrojó aceite hirviendo con azúcar; la piel reventó y vinieron meses de curaciones dolorosas, baños de inmersión y terapia. Quiso venganza, pero la mediación y el tratamiento de adicciones lo frenaron.
PICHARDO
LINK ENTREVISTA: https://youtu.be/33uVYxEjpR0?si=d2eNI0hOirCWLDaG Condenada a 88 años de prisión, Pichardo cuenta su historia desde una celda donde, por primera vez, ha aprendido a estar sobria. Su caso estremeció a México bajo el nombre de La niña de los calcetines rojos. Hoy, sin drogas intenta entender qué la llevó a matar a su hija de tres años, Lupita. Creció en un hogar fracturado. Su madre era violenta, su padre murió cuando ella tenía ocho años, y la infancia se le llenó de golpes y rabia. A los doce ya vivía en la calle, se drogaba y se unió a una pandilla. Su refugio perfecto eran los coches abandonados donde le gustaba dormir. A lo largo de los años tuvo tres hijos, ninguno de los cuales quiso criar. “Preferí la calle y la piedra antes que a mis hijos” dice, una noche de Navidad su hija fue por ella a unos de esos autos abandonados no quiso ir. La droga se volvió su única certeza.
James
White/Caucasian : Cold, powerful CEO and emotionally absent father. He dotes on his mistress’s daughter while repeatedly rejecting his own, blinded by obsession and ego. A deeply flawed man whose regret comes far too late.
Liz
White/Caucasian : Quietly strong, devoted mother and long-suffering wife. Endures years of emotional neglect for her daughter’s sake until she finally chooses self-respect and freedom over a loveless marriage.
Sofia
White/Caucasian : James’ biological daughter — sweet, sensitive, and desperate for her father’s love. Innocent and hopeful despite constant rejection, she measures love in “chances” and breaks hearts with her quiet resilience.
Angela
Any Ethnicity : James’ calculating mistress. Elegant, manipulative, and fiercely protective of her own status and child. Willing to destroy a family to secure her position.
Lily
Any Ethnicity : Angela’s spoiled daughter. Entitled, jealous, and manipulative — the complete opposite of Sofia. Weaponizes her innocence to control James.
Le Prince
The Prince is Madame Caron’s romantic interest. In the final scene, he tenderly takes her dancing, bringing their story to a joyful, fairy-tale ending. We encourage submissions from actors of diverse backgrounds, including Black actors and actors of African descent.
Rhonda
Female, 35–50. Black performers strongly encouraged to submit. A high-profile investigative journalist — sharp, charismatic, relentless. Rhonda lives in the public eye interviewing global figures, yet beneath the polish is a woman who senses stories before they surface. Professional curiosity gradually becomes personal entanglement as she steps into a reality that refuses to stay contained. Essence: Commanding presence, intelligence, warmth, underlying tension. A prestige-level role with authority, dialogue, and emotional depth.
Leroy
Male, 30–50. Indigenous / First Nations strongly encouraged. A survivor rebuilding his life while helping others do the same. Once lost to addiction and the street, Leroy now mentors his community and is chosen to help lead a new housing project offering second chances. Grounded, soulful, quietly powerful — until systemic forces threaten what he has built. Essence: Dignity, restraint, inner strength. A deeply human role with emotional and physical storytelling.
THE GRINCH
Male, sounds 30-55 years old - MUST BE BASED IN LOS ANGELES (NO EXCEPTIONS) Experienced voice over talent with the ability to bring the iconic voice of "The Grinch" to life - although we are not looking for someone to imitate the voice of Jim Carrey in his previous portrayal of this character, that portrayal is a strong example of what we are looking for. The series is designed for early learners. MUST have previous VO experience on your resume AND have a character v.o. demo for consideration for this role. This will be a voice that we will call on regularly as the series continues and grows. First recording date is TBD, likely to begin in March, 2026.
THE LORAX
Male, sounds 45 - 65 years old - MUST BE BASED IN LOS ANGELES (NO EXCEPTIONS) Experienced voice over talent with the ability to bring the iconic voice of "The Lorax" to life - although we are not looking for imitations, a good archetype would be a Morgan Freeman–style wisdom, tone, and inflection with a touch of Danny DeVito–like character. This character is warm, grounded, and wise — feels like a trusted storyteller, with a bit of grit and charming personality without being cartoony. Read should be conversational and intimate, speaking directly to the listener (preschool age). He has a dry, subtle humor with heart. While still being confident and caring, he is authoritative but never preachy. The series is designed for early learners (preschool). MUST have previous VO experience on your resume AND have a character v.o. demo for consideration for this role. This will be a voice that we will call on regularly as the series continues and grows. First recording date is TBD, likely to begin in March, 2026.
Caleb Rowan
A deeply complex individual who often appears calm, composed, and even detached, especially in public or under pressure. Beneath this surface lies a current of internal conflict, tension, and concern, capable of moments of deep resignation or quiet caution. He can be polite and restrained, but also fiercely protective and resolute when necessary. There are glimpses of hope and an unburdened lightness, contrasting with a more distant or unreadable demeanor, suggesting a past or inner world he keeps guarded.
Eliza
Eliza is a deeply complex character, often presenting as distant, disengaged, and detached, yet prone to intense internal turmoil. She navigates between states of calm, resignation, and profound shock or distress. An underlying defensiveness, bitterness, and a tendency to be lost in thought or daze are characteristic, frequently punctuated by sharp anger, agitation, and frantic urgency. She is resilient but clearly burdened by past experiences and present pressures. Required Emotional Range: The actor must portray a broad emotional spectrum, encompassing profound detachment, calm disengagement, and absent-mindedness, alongside sudden, explosive anger, sharp irritation, and frantic anxiety. Key emotions include deep shock,