Star Wars 'Audition Call' Put Out By Disney

Open auditions have been announced for a film that is widely believed to be the next Star Wars.

The Disney invitation describes a "nationwide search for lead roles for a Walt Disney Pictures film".

Disney announced three new Star Wars films in October 2012 when it purchased George Lucas' Lucasfilm company for $4.05bn (£2.7bn).

The audition notice, put out by the Twitter account @UKopencall, says it is looking to fill two roles.

"Rachel" is described as "street smart and strong" and "always a survivor, never a victim"; while "Thomas" has "grown up without a father's influence" but is "smart, capable and shows courage when it is needed".

The advert demands candidates be good looking and athletic - over 16 for the female role or over 18 for the male role.

Auditions start on November 9 in Bristol before visiting Manchester, Glasgow, Dublin and London.

Star Wars: Episode VII will be made by Emmy-award-winning director JJ Abrams next year and the three icons of the original Star Wars movies - Harrison Ford, Mark Hamill and Carrie Fisher - are expected to make a comeback.

The film will be made in Britain and is due for a 2015 release.

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