Southampton - The USA television series "Royal Pains" returns to the Hamptons this April! After two successful seasons, the Hamptons-set series will return to shoot several scenes in the area. Specifically they are looking to cast a Hamptons Estate party with authentic upscale Hamptonites.

The production has contracted Grant Wilfley Casting to coordinate and cast all background performers. As always, the show wants to showcase the beauty of the Hamptons and its residents. "We welcome the local well-heeled community to get involved as background players," said Grant Wilfley, Hampton resident and president of Grant Wilfley Casting, Inc.

Grant Wilfley Casting is seeking locals to play wealthy vacationers, upscale Hamptonites, young and attractive bar patrons, boaters (those who are comfortable on the water) and beach-goers. Anyone interested should email a recent picture, stats (height and weight), and contact information to rps3@gwcnyc.com. Please put "Hamptons LOCAL" in the subject line. Please include your union status (SAG/ AFTRA/ NON-AFTRA), the role for which you are submitting, and if you own a luxury vehicle (please note: year, make, model and color) in the body of your email.

Grant Wilfley Casting has provided background casting for numerous other Hamptons productions, including "Something Borrowed," "The Nanny Diaries," "Something's Gotta Give," "Door in the Floor," "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind," "Pollock" and "Deep Impact."

For almost 20 years, Grant Wilfley Casting has been providing exceptional casting services to the New York film and television industry. Directors such as Martin Scorsese ("The Departed" and "Shutter Island"), Robert De Niro ("The Good Shepherd"), Steven Spielberg ("Catch Me If You Can," "Munich" and "The Terminal"), Oliver Stone ("World Trade Center" and "Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps") and Michael Patrick King ("Sex & the City" and "Sex & the City 2") have relied on their expertise. Grant Wilfley Casting also casts background for "Men in Black 3" and "Boardwalk Empire".