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'Simple Life 2' Begins Casting
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'Simple Life 2' Begins Casting
(Monday, February 09 09:11 AM)

LOS ANGELES (Zap2it.com) - For the second season of FOX's reality hit "The Simple Life," Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie are taking their show on the road. If you think you have what it takes to get outraged at their behavior, but to ultimately just roll your eyes and shake your head in disapproval, "The Simple Life" is looking for you.

Starting on Saturday, Feb. 14, in Grand Canyon Village, Arizona, the casting gurus at Bunim-Murray Productions will begin the audition process to find the perfect families to serve as speed bumps on Paris and Nicole's mad rush across the country. The show is looking for so-called "All-American families" to play host to the heiress and her bestest chum.

Casting and audition information is available at www.bunim-murray.com. Auditions will be ongoing throughout the month. Don't bother sending videotapes, though. The open call process is the only way to make it on the show, but if you happen to live in or around Brooksville, FL or Lafayette, LA, the casting crew is coming to your town.

A surprise smash for FOX this winter, "The Simple Life" averaged nearly 10.6 million viewers per episode. Those numbers are only for the show's originally scheduled six episodes, and do not include the countless reairings, specials and lost episodes that FOX used to bridge the gap between a disappointing fall and the beginning of "American Idol."

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