If you auditioned for this role on another casting call of mine, please DO NOT resubmit your audition! ALL auditions on previous casting calls will still be considered. I am just opening this role once more to gain more auditions, and once it officially closes, ALL auditions will be looked at and considered. HOWEVER, if you wish to change something about your audition, such as the pitch or different vocal direction, then that is fine. Just please do not submit the exact same audition and the exact same takes. Otherwise, it will cause confusion and pressure.

Rumple has the Rumplestiltskin curse which causes him to have amnesia. He was given this curse because he went to a witch to help him save three lives. In return, he gave her three items. Once of those items, was his memories. To break his curse he has to read journal entries about himself, which will appear in a journal that was given to him by the witch. He has to gain three important memories by reading these journals.

Before he was cursed, Rumple was a doctor who tried to save the lives of as many people as he could. He seems to care about this job so much that he goes as far as making a deal with a witch to save the lives of three of his patients. He is well-versed in medical matters and gets very serious when discussing topics relating to this.

Rumple is extremely flirty, and will flatter any woman that he meets. He attracts many women with this, and also becomes a ladies man. However, most of his compliments are swallow. When it comes to Lucette and his route, the compliments he gives to her are genuine. Rumple also has a playful side to him. After flirting with Miss Karma and discovering she is a man, he still flirts with her. Karma gets annoyed, and Rumple brushes it off saying something like "can't a man compliment another man" or something like that.

Voice: Medium to high pitch, flamboyant, flirtatious. Very flamboyant especially when he is flirting- the more the better. I honestly imagine him to be overly-dramatic in the Shakespeare sort of way, if that makes any sense or helps at all.This example could possibly work, but just overly dramatic in terms of acting