lord of the flies style desert island
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Casting call opens for boys aged 10-13 to star in TV adaptation of ‘Lord of the Flies’

If you have a child aged 10-13 who is interested in being involved in the world of television, there’s a casting call for children to play the leading roles of the main boys in an adaptation of Lord of the Flies.

For the first time, William Golding’s classic novel Lord of the Flies will be adapted for television and the search has begun to fill the roles.

Highly anticipated new four-part drama
Producer Eleven Film (Sex Education, Ten Pound Poms), has announced a call out for boys aged between 10-13 to be considered for a role in this highly anticipated new four-part drama from acclaimed writer Jack Thorne.

Shooting is set to begin in Australia from April 2024 onwards and no previous acting experience is required.

How to apply
Parents and guardians are asked to apply by email to [email protected].

  • Parents and guardians are asked to submit application on the boys’ behalf, filmed on a phone, stating their name, age, and general whereabouts in the UK.
  • The boys are also asked to tell the producers, in no more than 30 seconds, what they would like to have with them if they were stranded on a remote tropical island, and why.
  • Parents and Guardians must state their relationship to the applicant and that they have their permission to be considered for a role in this production.

Please only use this email address to apply. Further information can be found on the website.