The Greatest (Dubbed) Estate Developer
Leif for Suho Kim / Lloyd Frontera
Lloyd Frontera is a leading construction engineer responsible for the development of the Frontera County. He is the eldest son of Arcos and Marbella Frontera, the older brother of Julian Frontera, and the main protagonist of The Greatest Estate Developer. His body is currently inhabited by Suho Kim. The fate of his original soul is unknown. (Taken from the Wikipedia of "The Greatest Estate Developer")
This is a leading role, that would be long term and very intensive depending on the success of the first few releases. Applicants should familiarize themselves with the source material, and do their best to provide their interpretation of the character. This is also a very wide ranged character, so expressivity and emotional range is a must!
- male adult
"Let's see...Right now , we have 32 Style A orders and 57 Style B orders. I've received half of the money for construction-
These lines come from Chapter 23, available for free on webtoon.com, this is the make-or-break audition. Please deliver the following monologue/faux-evil speech in your best interpretation of the source material. | "It was quite the undertaking truth be told. Thanks to the wastewater you dumped into our water supply, we had to bring in water all the way from Lake Kapua. Oh, but of course! In the beginning, we had no idea you were dumping wastewater. It was your lovely knight here who was oh-so-kind enough to tell us that you were dumping it....intentionally. Anyway, we dug out a path from the lake to our land.... laid down the pipes, buried them, went through all sorts of trouble - -(pause) My my! You're so impatient! Just hold on, I'm getting there. So then we were like "oh no! what do we do?! There's an enormous valley in the middle of our route! So what do you think we did? - - (pause) The only thing we could do! Absolutely nothing else we could do, We had no choice but to erect a Roman Style Aqueduct!"
(next line in response to "I will sue you at the royal court!", delivered with overwhelming smugness, reveling in a victory by technicality) "Please do! - - (pause) It will take at least two years before a verdict is reached. Will there be anyone left by then who remembers your goods?
