The Assassin's Blade - Audiodrama: The Assassin and the Underworld
Hedge T Haiden for Dorian Havillard - RC
Dorian is the crown prince of Rifthold and heir to the throne, an older brother and a shrood diplomate. Currently at this point in the story, he is a gentle and free-spirited individual with a vein heartbreaker streek. He is something of a flirt, but is very compassionate and bright, of which shines through very clearly. He is extremely intelligent and values that in others as well as those he can trust and those with free spirits. He hates the life of the court and craves excitement, which is where he meets our resident assassin.
Dorian will not hesitate to reveal a harsh, ruthless side to anyone who threatens him or attempts to make any risky moves on him, no matter how gentle and free-spirited he may be. He's also the type of person who won't put up with other people's troubles if it hurts him or others. As a result, a lot of the time Dorian puts people in their place anytime he has to.
Dorian speaks with a BRITSH/ ENGLISH accent and is, noble, restless, and speaks with a clear kindness that seeps through even when he tries to hide it. His voice is bright but strong, as befitting the perspective ruler of a tyrannical kingdom that has conquered most of Erilea.
IMPORTANT: Dorian has very little lines in TAATU however he is pivotal through ALL 7 books of the main storyline, so whoever is cast will need to stay on the project for prospective years. I will not be wanting to recast him so please; ensure you can commit long term when you apply.
Vocal example:
Something similar to Ben Barnes as King Capsian in Voyage of the Dawntreader. (there are not that many clips of it online so this is all I have so far)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FSBPnymVHZo
- british
- male young adult
(Sincere, disapproving, intimately said with a hint of disgust) – “War is sanctioned murder, no matter what side you're on.”
(Suave, cool, flirtatious ) - “Then let me call you Mine for a dance or two.”
(Protective, authoritative, putting the questioner in their place) – “As for Celaena, you do not have the right to wish she were not what she is. The only thing you have a right to do is decide whether you are her enemy or her friend.”
