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Kaylyn doesn’t have any empirical data backing up her theory, but she does question the legitimacy of the auditions. “It does have me concerned,” she tells me. “I’ve got to admit it.” She adds that she doesn’t want to question the auditions held in other cities, though. “Maybe the other cities are more legitimate, but I don’t know about this one,” she says. After making her case, she passes time playing a Pokemon game on her Nintendo DS.
Uh, is she supposed to be sarcastic here? Because it's pretty obvious those auditions are purely a publicity stunt. And why would only one be illegitimate? It's hardly an interesting point if it doesn't make any sense whatsoever.
It's bullshit, guys. They've got all the extras they need, and you can be sure they've got all of the "top" actors lining up for a part. Any part, for tons of reasons.
