‘Everyone Is Doing Great’ stars share their worst audition stories

‘Everyone Is Doing Great’ stars share their worst audition stories

Landing a big role isn’t as easy as it looks.

Just ask “One Tree Hill” alumni Stephen Colletti and James Lafferty, and Lafferty’s fiancée, Alexandra Park.

“Where do I begin? There’s a few [bad auditions] over the years,” Colletti, 34, told Page Six of the grueling audition process via Zoom on Monday.

The former “Laguna Beach” star, who is starring in new Hulu show “Everyone Is Doing Great” with Lafferty and Park, said a casting director once pulled a rug into the center of the room so Colletti could perform an undisclosed action on it.

“I might’ve earned my stripes there in LA,” he quipped. “And it was just like, ‘Hmm, this is a first,’ and didn’t see this coming when I moved to LA.

“There’s an endless treasure trove of horror stories. That’s auditioning.”

Lafferty, 35, recalled being chastised by a director after he failed to read an entire script prior to the audition.

“So that led to a really good audition,” he joked.

Park, who starred on “The Royals” and is engaged to Lafferty, said a casting director once asked her to imitate being bitten by a poisoned squirrel.

“‘So you stop back there, and you know there’s squirrels everywhere and they’ve come to you and then it’s bit you,'” she recalled being told. “‘And then now you’re slowly becoming insane and then you die.'”

“Everyone Is Doing Great” stars James Lafferty, Alexandra Park and Stephen CollettiAFP via Getty Images

As for their off-screen lives, Park and Lafferty told Page Six that their wedding planning is completely on hold while the coronavirus pandemic continues. The couple met in 2015 when Lafferty directed a Season 2 episode of “The Royals.”

All episodes of “Everyone Is Doing Great” are streaming on Hulu.