‘Pitch Perfect 2’ Movie Cast: Barack And Michelle Obama To Make Cameo? Sequel Starring Anna Kendricks, Rebel Wilson Welcomes Hailee Steinfeld To Bella

"Pitch Perfect 2" movie cast is almost complete, while talks of a cameo for Michelle and Barack Obama is on the grapevine. The sequel that will still star Anna Kendricks and Rebel Wilson has also welcomed Hailee Steinfeld to the Bellas.

It would seem that Michelle and Barack Obama are set to appear in the "Pitch Perfect 2" movie since production started casting calls for lookalikes of the US President and his wife.

The production, represented by Caballero Casting, posted a listing on its Facebook account looking to hire lookalikes of the First Couple. The agency is also looking for "female ventriloquists."

The post read:

"Still casting FEMALE ventriloquists for Pitch Perfect 2! If you know any pass the word along and have them email pics and info to: ppcasting@gmail.com.

"ALSO looking for Michelle and Barack Obama lookalikes for the same show! For these lookalikes we would like a pic from the front and the back of you in the submission.

Whichever role you submit for put, the role in your subject line."

Meanwhile, 17-year-old Hailee Steinfeld has been tapped to be part of the Bellas for the "Pitch Perfect 2" movie cast. The young actress first showed her acting chops in the 2010 for "True Grit."

Director Elizabeth Banks revealed the news about the "Ender's Game" actress joining "Pitch Perfect 2" movie through her Twitter account: "@HaileeSteinfeld Welcome to the Barden Bellas! Now lace up your dancing shoes, and get your tush down to Baton Rouge. #PitchPerfect2."

Hailee Steinfeld then wrote in her own social media: "It's official and I'm SO excited!!!!!!!!!! #PitchPerfect2."

Skylar Astin revealed to E! News that he has yet to read the script of "Pitch Perfect 2."

He said: "I just got the script and not for the sake of this interview, I have not read it yet."

The love interest of Anna Kendrick's character, Beca, then explained that he deliberately postponed reading the script because he was visiting his family in New York and he didn't want to be either too excited or disappointed.

"I want to make sure I do it on a clean slate in my house in Los Angeles, with a cup of coffee," the actor said.