“My All American” Football Film Needs lots of Paid Extras for Stadium Scenes in Dallas

The new Aaron Eckhart film about the football career of Freddie Steinmark is filming in Dallas / Ft. Worth.

Casting directors at Brock Allen Casting are looking for many extras for some large crowd scenes they will be filming at the Cotton Bowl & Carter Stadium. The film will be re-creating scenes from the football games and needs all types, 18+. The production is seeking people to portray cheerleaders, football players, coaches, students, family members, grandparents and more.

Aaron Eckhart plays coach Darrell Royal and Finn Wittrock. The part of football player, Freddie Steinmark will be played by Finn Wittrock. The film is based on Steinmark’s outstanding performance in 1969 on the Texas football team. . The film is directed by Angelo Pizzo, writer and producer of “Rudy” and “Hoosiers.”

If you live in the Dallas / Ft. Worth and would like to be a part of these historic scenes you can follow the instructions below and submit all your information and photos to casting directors. The scenes will be filming July 16th through July 19th. See the below filming locations.

THE FILM WILL RECREATE ACTUAL FOOTBALL EVENTS AT THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS AND DATES.

SHOOT DATES @THE COTTON BOWL
Monday, June 16
UT vs. Notre Dame & UT vs. Oklahoma
Tuesday, June 17
UT vs. California & UT vs. Baylor, Rice and TCU

SHOOT DATES @ FORT WORTH
AMON G. CARTER STADIUM:
Wednesday, June 18
UT vs. Texas Tech
Thursday, June 19
UT vs. Texas Tech
Friday, June 20

**Must be a TX resident with a valid TX ID or DL. Pay rate $58
a day-8 hr guarantee. Add’t comp after 8 hrs. No experience necessary.

My All American is a feature film directed by Angelo Pizzo (writer, producer for “Hoosiers”, “Rudy’). It is based on a true story about University of Texas football great Freddie Steinmark and his
relationship with legendary Texas gridiron coach Darrell Royal. The film takes us through Freddie’s life as a young scrappy player on his high school football team in Wheat Ridge, Colorado, his transition to an inspirational and driving force as a Longhorn at UT, and his eventual losing battle with a cancerous tumor after the 1969 NCAA national championship, the “Big Shootout”, against the
Arkansas Razorbacks.

You can also Download the Flyer the casting team created for more info.

EMAIL US NOW TO BE A PART OF THIS HISTORICAL FILM OF INSPIRATION AND STRENGTH

Send all your submissions to: MyAllAmericanTX@gmail.com