I've gone through and made a few updates to several of the entries on this thread. Of most interest is the addition of
"U.S. Naval Officer" (
John Sayles, Page 4).
That pairs up nicely to the previous casting of
"USA Military Officer" (
Simon Edds, Page 2) and makes for a few interesting thoughts regarding the opening scenes... Firstly, whilst you would obviously expect the presence of British Army and British Home Guard soldiers in the background to establish the time period and add some realism, why would they go out of the way to add in American military personnel? Perhaps they thought it would be a way to show that this film is set later in WW2 than the first two films (
which were both set in the pre-Pearl Harbour years of the Second World War, and thus before any American involvement in the war) but if they are just going to be in the background of scenes anyway, then would most people even notice that they are in American uniforms? Maybe their role is something more significant than just background? Who knows... Also, why have an American
Naval Officer if the opening scene is set in Cambridge, which is about as far from the sea as you can get? Again, who knows...
I've also added to the previous post (just above) the role of
"Handsome Soldier" (
Lucas Ross), which again probably relates to the opening scenes. However, this one also likely links back to the brief scene descriptions we got with the very first casting call (
Page 1) which described a Nurse saying goodbye to her boyfriend soldier, and an older soldier overseeing the intake of new recruits.
In addition to those i also added the recent confirmation that Stefania Duncan (
Page 1) is playing the stand-in for Ramandu's Daughter, and have maybe updated a few other random bits and pieces here and there.