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Saw this on facebook fwiw, if I was living in melbourne I would be there in a flash -

" Foxtel is looking for 20 Demon fans to help film an ad in Melbourne next Tuesday from 8am-11am at Southbank.

If you want to see your face on Fox Footy all year, email [email protected] with your name, photo, phone number and list of club apparel that you own. If you’re successful, Fox Sports will contact you. Good luck! "

 
Saw this on facebook fwiw, if I was living in melbourne I would be there in a flash -

" Foxtel is looking for 20 Demon fans to help film an ad in Melbourne next Tuesday from 8am-11am at Southbank.

If you want to see your face on Fox Footy all year, email [email protected] with your name, photo, phone number and list of club apparel that you own. If you’re successful, Fox Sports will contact you. Good luck! "

Thanks for the heads up. I'm always looking for ways to further my acting career which hitherto has been limited. My highlight was playing the soothsayer in a school production of Shakespeare's Julius Caesar which ranks just ahead of being a witch in Macbeth. It was all a long time ago now but I do remember we won the flag the year I wandered around the stage in a froth screaming "beware the ides of March". I had no idea what the hell was going on but the director was happy.

Anyhow, one can only hope for a career revival.

 

Thanks for the heads up. I'm always looking for ways to further my acting career which hitherto has been limited. My highlight was playing the soothsayer in a school production of Shakespeare's Julius Caesar which ranks just ahead of being a witch in Macbeth. It was all a long time ago now but I do remember we won the flag the year I wandered around the stage in a froth screaming "beware the ides of March". I had no idea what the hell was going on but the director was happy.

Anyhow, one can only hope for a career revival.

I hope you get cast in this. You can wander around screaming "beware of the Demons in September"!

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