The Cast Station, a casting service, on Saturday afternoon posted on its Facebook page that a casting notice "for an "alt-right" role in a Cadillac commercial was issued by mistake on Friday, Dec 9th. The notice was drafted by an employee, who was immediately terminated for her actions. Additionally an outside third party further altered the breakdown without our knowledge and posted it on social media. Cadillac unequivocally did not authorize this notice or anything like it, and we apologize to Cadillac for the ex-employee's actions."The notice also called for "real current or retired military people," as well as "real Olympian runner/cyclist" and "real taxi driver." Another version of the casting call posted on social media described the planned "Cadillac - Real People" commercial as a "beautifully artistic spot that is captureing (sic) all walks of life in America. Standing together as a union. This is not meant to be offensive in any way. Just a representation of all sides."So @cadillac, you only want REAL racists in your commercial? Wtf. pic.twitter.com/hjwFkOpu1o
— Samantha Tan (@Samantha_Tan) December 10, 2016