how to become a famous lawyer

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How to become a famous lawyer:

Some actors become famous for the legal roles they portray on TV and in movies as a lawyer, expert witness, attorney or even working at a law firm on the tv show or movie, but because these lawyers are so convincingly good at it, they become typecasted throughout their careers. This typecasting is both a blessing and a curse.

It can be a blessing to be a famous lawyer, because you may be offered a long standing role as a spokesman/spokeswoman for an investment company, bank, insurance company or a company who requires a great deal of trust, when it comes to handling other peoples money. This type of job, could bring more money and continued fame, from being on TV, print ads and billboards, and may well mean becoming a more famous lawyer than their whole career combined.

Some famous TV lawyers include: perry mason (raymond burr), LA LAW, Law and Order, The Practice, Franklin and Bash, Suits, Boston Legal, Murphy's Law, Night Court, and the list could go on endlessly.

Most of this list were long standing shows that went on for many seasons, and some are still going on. Every crime drama requires a criminal attorney, district attorney DA, and others so there are many more famous lawyers that I can even detail, but all these shows made the actors famous lawyers.

A real lawyer on the other hand whom wants to be a famous lawyer, might have either a more difficult or much easier time depending on a few factors which involves the cases these attorneys work on.

To be a famous lawyer, you must have one or all of the following:

1. a high profile client (celebrity, beauty queen, billionaire, world leader)

2. a high profile case (mass murder, ponzi scheme, atrocities against all humankind)

3. a case that never seems to end

4. cases involving a child's gruesome death or disappearance (kidnapping, dismemberment, school killing)

5. case involving someone on FBI'S most wanted list.

6. legal review on morning TV or a news channel (i.e. CNN, FOX, CNBC)

7. lawyer credited with freeing wrongfully convicted man/woman

8. attorney credited with freeing a person who the public feels is guilty of the crime.

9. District Attorney of a big city, with big cases.

10. the amount won in a case, if big enough and not a closed settlement can also make a lawyer famous.

11. If you look like a famous actor Vincent D'Onofrio and practice criminal law in Detroit, Michigan.

12. If you buy almost every billboard in town, or at least the billboards in high traffic areas.

13. TV advertisements, also splashes your name and face in front of people, and makes you seem more familiar, popular and famous to people in your target city.

With this kind of exposure, an unknown lawyer before the case, will surely become a household name and a famous attorney after or during the case.

How did I do, tackling how to be a famous lawyer? Tell me by commenting below, and thank you for your honest opinions.

(Did I leave your favorite law show or movie out of my post? Let me know)

disney channel is looking to cast more kids ASAP

disney channel orders "dance dance chicago" pilot, and needs to cast kids in a hurry for a january 2010 production start date.

Kids are needed to be cast in a new comedy series on the disney channel, which centers around 2 kids working as back up dancers on a dance TV show. The casting is going on now to not only fill the 2 main kids of the show, but many other kids as well.

Disney is increasing its series on the disney channel of shows with a music theme such as hannah montanna starring miley cyrus and a cast of teens, jonas starring the jonas bros and a cast of other teens, phineas and furb the animated series starring many teens.

chris thompson is writing dance dance chicago, as well as executive producing.

We will be posting more about casting for the disney channel's dance dance chicago soon

Kids in England luck out with traveling High School Musical 2 Amusement Park

'High School Musical': Carrie and David Grant

By Miriam Zendle, Music Reporter
'High School Musical': Carrie and David Grant

Since their appearance on Fame Academy all those years ago, steering winner David Sneddon to a not-so-glittering pop career, but finding the talent of r'n'b star Lemar, married couple Carrie and David Grant have seen their careers as talent coaches expand into more and more television roles.

Whether it be taking the part of a talking head on a generic 'I Love' programme or championing a singer on a talent show, the couple are practically as famous as the judges they appear alongside these days. Digital Spy caught up with them to find out all about their latest venture, the High School Musical: You're A Star show.

Tell us a bit about your role on the programme?

David: Here’s what we’re doing. There’s a High School Musical tour and that’s what we’re doing [at the moment]. [The show's] called High School Musical: You're A Star. Through the summer holidays, kids will have a chance...to come down to a High School Musical bus to get loads of merchandise that isn’t available anywhere else, to play games, to sing, to play basketball, to do cheerleading, to do golf - for fans of High School Musical, that's a little clue as to some of the stuff that’s going on in High School Musical 2! To generally experience the High School Musical vibe!

So the premise of the show, which is on the Disney Channel, is that kids can win the chance to make their own High School Musical video?

David: The shooting of the video is open to anyone, not just people who come down to the tour. The search is part of what we’re doing here, all they have to do is make a video of themselves singing a song from High School Musical - if they’re not soloists, they can do a group thing when they’ve got it recorded. They send it to disneychannel.co.uk. Disney will then broadcast the best of them. The winner will get their own spin-off programme, be choreographed, produced and recorded properly then broadcast as part of a one-off programme. Any of the kids that love High School Musical or any of their programmes can take part in the competition

So why did you two get involved?

Carrie: I think there were two reasons. Firstly we love singing. It goes without saying! Mainly cos we’ve got 3 kids and the oldest two are 12 and 5 and are High School Musical mad. For the past six months or so all we’ve heard is the songs from the show non-stop. Our 12-year-old got to do the show as part of her stage school show. The music really appeals because the Spice Girls have gone, S Club have gone, Atomic Kitten have gone, there’s no music for young people.

What will you be doing in the show?

Carrie: We’re giving all our tips on how to make the best of your singing, that’s really our role in this!

David: Disney will in effect be making a star.

Kind of like how the Mickey Mouse club worked in the US?

David: Absolutely right - what I think is really interesting about that is that the Disney Channel and Disney viewers have had a history of finding and developing real talent. I expect...we’re going to get some great stuff in.

What will be a winning formula for you?

David: A lot of it with things like this is about being entertaining and being fun. I think if somebody’s a good singer they’re not necessarily going to look great on TV. If they have fun, then the viewers are having fun and they stand a far better chance of winning.

What are you doing after this show?

Carrie: We’re doing a new thirty part children’s series for the under-fives for CBBC. It's called Carrie and David’s Pop Shop. We’ve written thirty songs and we’ll be teaching them on the series - they’re like bhangra, hip-hop, r'n'b, Motown.

David: It’s like Pre-School Musical!

The tour bus will be visiting:
# Birmingham Victoria Square - August 4,5

# Bristol Balloon Fiesta - August 10-12

# Xscape, Castleford, Leeds - August 19

# Newcastle Metro Centre - August 23

# Edinburgh The Gyle - August 25,26