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Oscar Isaac-Led Netflix Series 'The Roman' Seeks Casino Gamblers in New Casting Call

The upcoming Martin Scorsese-produced drama is looking for New York-based background actors aged 21-75 to film later this year.

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Oscar Isaac-Led Netflix Series 'The Roman' Seeks Casino Gamblers in New Casting Call
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A new casting call is open for the upcoming Netflix series "The Roman," which stars Oscar Isaac and is produced by Martin Scorsese.

According to a report from Backstage, the series is looking for talent to portray high-end casino gamblers in background roles. Roman Candle Casting is seeking New York City-based individuals aged 21 to 75 for the parts.

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What is the filming schedule?

Talent selected for the background roles will work on multiple dates between July and December 2026. The reported pay rate for the work is $187 to $231 per day.

What is 'The Roman' about?

The project is described as an eight-episode drama series that explores the high-stakes and ruthless present-day Las Vegas casino business.

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Where is the casting call for 'The Roman'?

The casting call is being handled by Roman Candle Casting. According to the report, interested talent can apply through the Backstage platform.

What other projects are mentioned in the same casting report?

The Backstage report also lists casting calls for a scripted comedy series, an ensemble feature film titled "None of My Friends Are Okay," and a short film called "Fanatic."

Is this a confirmed Netflix series?

As of July 2026, the series is reported by Backstage as an upcoming Netflix project. Netflix has not yet made an official public announcement regarding the series.

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