I had been put on a mission! Being a casting agent for Disney, I get missions some times and this one was really exciting.

I was determined to do it right this time. Of course, I had to cast a woman for the role. The original protagonist had been a man, but Disney had finally decided to be bold and remake it with a leading woman in the role.

And of course, the woman could be any ethnicity.

Here is one of the first girls I considered for the role.

And here is another girl. She could really be good for the role. She has the look but I was not sure yet if she could act.

I asked her to say a few lines. “People say nothing is impossible, but I do nothing every day”.

I interviewed a few others with similar body types and also practiced lines with them.

They had some things in common of course. They were wearing a red shirt and they were shaven bald down below. Both were essential for the look of this role.

“Sometimes the smallest things take up the most room in your heart”

“A little consideration, a little thought for others, makes all the difference”

Yes, as you can see, I practiced more lines with them. And yes, I also considered women from cultures that requires them to wear a hijab. We are an even opportunities employer, of course.

“A day without a friend is like a pot without a single drop of honey left inside”

Taking photos in the studio is one thing, but I also had to take some photos out in the nature in places where this movie would eventually be shot.

And yes, I even tried with some different body types, but … you know … there are limits to how much of an equal opportunities employer we could be. I always knew we had to cast someone attractive for this movie.

I also considered casting someone younger for the role, but I knew that because of the uniform required for the role – the red shirt and nothing else – it would have to be an adult woman that I would eventually cast.

I strongly considered an aboriginal girl for the role. That would send a strong message! To someone! I’m not sure what, exactly.

But I could only find one and she was simply too sexy for the role.

Going along the same lines, we also found a good-looking native american girl that might be a good fit for the role.

Yeah, she definitely made the shortlist. Although, this was not pocahontas, so maybe it would confuse people. Yeah, let’s not do that.

Of course, the movie would likely be a comedy, so we could not have actresses be shy because of the revealing costume. That’s why I also had them pose in somewhat compromising positions.

Just for casting purposes, of course. I am not sure there would be any scenes exactly like this in the movie. It is Disney, after all.

Here is another woman, this one from Mexico, who was good for the role and reached this stage.

“It is more fun to talk with someone who doesn’t use long, difficult words but rather short, easy words like, ‘What about lunch?”

We practiced some lines all the time.

I even tested this bald woman, although I was not sure if perhaps we would be using a wig if I would eventually recommend her for the role.

This girl wearing hijab from Indonesia, accepted the pose for the casting purposes, but later told that she figured this role was probably not good for her.

It’s good that I did the pose, right, otherwise she might have gotten further in the process and only later found that she probably couldn’t complete the filming like this.

Here is another good candidate with an interesting pose.

I did end up with something of a problem once I had made my shortlist. I had a list of many really good candidates who had all followed my instructions and were perfect for the role in my opinion.

But my task was to recommend just one.

That’s why I had to add one more task. It was simply something to show commitment to the project and something great producers like Harvey Weinstein had done in the past. He’d produced Good Will Hunting, Lord of the Rings, Scream, Finding Neverland and many more movies, so I should take my cue from him.

I invited them to my studio again, but this time to the bedroom. I then started testing the resolve of each girl, one each day.

The first was an african girl and she was happy enough to stay in the run-in by letting me fuck her. I inserted my cock easily and after a while, ejaculated in her. I signed a paper saying she was still on the short-list to take the role of Winnie in this movie.

This swedish girl also agreed to the terms, so then I already knew that I would have to come up with something else, because I still had more than one candidate.

An indian girl also agreed to the terms and it was quite a commitment because she was apparently a virgin before this.

Yet another indian girl agreed – although she was clearly not a virgin. I could also see from her resume that she had worked in bollywood a few years, so that explained that.

And this sri lankan girl agreed too. The list was growing too long to handle. I started to doubt that this system would really lead to a short enough list.

But I was committed to continue.

An Indonesial girl agreed as well, and by the way, it was very clear that she knew what she was doing.

Now, I was determined to finish the session with each of the candidates so it would be fair for everyone. Some declined of course, and that made it easier, but far too many agreed, and that left me with a problem.

I had to narrow the list down. I could do it on subjective parameters but that would cause trouble later. How could I prove that it was not favoritism or something like that.

I had to find a test and I didn’t have time to come up with a good one. I called together my colleagues from the agency and the 10 of us sat together one evening and discussed solutions.

One of them said. “I have an idea – perhaps you could read lines with them and see who is good at dramatic line reading and who is good at remembering their lines”

“Yes OK” I said “but I was thinking more some kind of method that I could achieve through fucking them”

The others protested. “No, I really don’t think that’s appropriate”.

“But Harvey Weinstein” I argued and they cut me off.

“No seriously” another guy said “You should read lines with them. That other stuff is not appropriate for casting the lead in the remake of Winnie the Pooh”