Fan Casting Caldris in The Gentleman Bastards

"The man could have been anywhere between fifty and sixty; he had a chest like a tree stump and a belly that hung over his belt as though he were trying to smuggle a sack of grain beneath his tunic. Yet his arms and neck were almost scrawny in their wiriness, seamed with jutting veins and the scars of hard living. He had a round face, a wooly white beard, and a greasy streak of white hair that fell straight off the back of his head like a waterfall. His dark eyes were nestled in pockets of wrinkles under permanent furrows." Lynch, Scott. Red Seas Under Red Skies (Gentleman Bastards, Book 2) (p. 209). Random House Publishing Group. Kindle Edition.