How would you feel if you could wake up every morning and be in a different body? Well, here’s your chance.

Dubbed a interactive social film, The Beauty Inside is allowing every day people to perform in a role already cast to some of Hollywood’s heavy weights including That ’70s Show‘s Topher Grace and Criminal Minds regular Matthew Gray Gubler.

So how can you play a role already cast?

The film — directed by Sundance award-winner, Drake Doremus who was the creative force behind the stunning flick Like Crazy — follows the struggles of charcater Alex, who suffers from a condition which causes him to be a new person every day.

Complex enough due to his “condition”, Alex’s life only gets more complicated when he falls in love Leah played by Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter star, Mary Elizabeth Winstead.

Presented by Intel and Toshiba, the “social film” is Hollywood’s first interactive film allowing actors and non-actors alike to step in and play the ever-changing Alex.

The story will air right on the film’s Facebook timeline starting today at 3pm PST.

The film is actually six episodes that will be shown over the course of six weeks.

Would-be Alexs can audition as many times as they want for the lead role in this innovative concept.

Alexs are still wanted, so to have a chance to land your big break head to the film’s Facebook page and click the “Audition Now” tab.

Even if you don’t want to be Alex, the audience will be able to connect with the character and get to know him even better through social networking.

Check out a behind the scenes glimpse of this interactive film project below.

In Topher Grace‘s upcoming awesomely’ 80s film Take Me Home Tonight, he stars as a slacker who finds himself having one the craziest nights of his life — all while trying to woo his dream girl.

To celebrate the film and all things ’80s, Topher along with co-stars Anna Faris and Teresa Palmer (who also stars in the film I Am Number Four) make an appearance in the Atomic Tom’s music video for a cover of  one of the decades most popular songs “Don’t You Want Me” and take on some seriously iconic moment of film — all from the 80s.

Celebuzz also asked Topher a few questions about his favorite ’80s memories — check out his answers (along with the video) after the jump!

Celebuzz: What is the best ’80s movie?
Topher Grace: I loved, and this movie was really influenced by the great John Hughes films of the ’80s, The Breakfast Club, 16 Candles and especially Ferris Beuller’s Day Off.  I also really love Cameron Crowe’s work then – Say Anything, which he directed, and Fast Times at Ridgemont High, which he wrote. Also, we wanted to add in a dash of Less Than Zero to give the film more of a sense of realism.

CB: What was your favorite re-enactment that you did for the video and why?
TG: I loved doing Ghost and Dirty Dancing with Anna [Faris] because I truly believe she is the most talented comedian working today, and she’s such a cool person to hang with.

CB: Favorite totally ’80s TV show?
TG: Maybe you can tell from my impression in the video but I was a big Family Ties fan.

Take Me Home Tonight comes out on March 4. Will you head to the multiplex to see it? Let us know in the comments!

Anne Hathaway looked glamorous as usual as she filmed the star-studded Garry Marshall movie Valentine’s Day with former That ’70s Show actor Topher Grace in Beverly Hills on Thursday.

Click through our galley of Anne at work and let us know in the comments section: Do you think Valentine’s Day will be a hit or a flop at the box office?