Troy, the popular captain of the basketball team, and Gabriella, the brainy and beautiful member of the academic club, break all the rules of East High society when they secretly audition for the leads in the school’s musical. As they reach for the stars and follow their dreams, everyone learns about acceptance, teamwork, and being yourself.

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Film Cast:
Troy Bolton: Zac Efron
Gabriella Montez: Vanessa Hudgens
Sharpay Evans: Ashley Tisdale
Ryan Evans: Lucas Grabeel
Chad Danforth: Corbin Bleu
Taylor McKessie: Monique Coleman
Coach Jack Bolton: Bart Johnson
Ms. Darbus: Alyson Reed
Zeke Baylor: Chris Warren
Kelsi Nielsen: Olesya Rulin
Principal Dave Matsui: Joey Miyashima
Skater Dude #2: Ryan Templeman
Chem Teacher: Irene Santiago
Lucille Bolton: Leslie Wing
Ms. Falstaff: Joyce Cohen
Susan: Anne Kathryn Parma
Basketball Player Dancer: Charles Klapow
Basketball Player Dancer: Brad Tobler
Cheerleader Dancer: Allison Holker
Cheerleader Dancer: Britt Stewart
Brainiac Dancer: Mollee Gray
Braniac Dancer: Michelle Parker
Brainiac Dancer: Thayne Jasperson
Skaterdude Dancer: Shawn Carter
Skaterdude Dancer: Malinda Money
Skater Dude #1: Dutch Whitlock
Jason Cross: Ryne Sanborn
Lisa Montez: Socorro Herrera
Martha Cox: Kaycee Stroh
M.C.: Brett Yoder
Girl #1: Sarah K. Aezer
Girl #2: Amanda Garrett
Alan: Nick Whitaker
Cyndra: Falon Grace
Weird Kid #1: Sami Roe
Weird Kid #2: Melissa Hildebrant
Basketball Player Dancer: David Huff
Basketball Player Dancer: Jared Murillo
Basketball Player Dancer: Roger Malaga
Basketball Player Dancer: Todd Michael Schwartzman
Basketball Player Dancer: Da’ Jon Lang
Cheerleader Dancer: Tina Pituckul
Cheerleader Dancer: Raquel Goodsell
Cheerleader Dancer: Kelli Baker
Cheerelader Dancer: Bayli Baker
Cheerleader Dancer: Jessie Tan
Cheerleader Dancer: Breanna Phillips
Brainiac Dancer: Skyler Holman
Brainiac Dancer: Andrew Winston
Brainiac Dancer: Afton Delgrosso
Brainiac Dancer: Falisha Fehoko
Skater Dude Dancer: Eldon Johnson
Skater Dude Dancer: Josh Murillo
Skater Dude Dancer: Sabra Johnson
Troy Bolton (singing voice) (uncredited): Drew Seeley
Cheerleader Dancer (uncredited): Tisha Vaculin
Student (uncredited): Joseph Paul Branca
Basketball Championship Announcer (uncredited): Joe Cappelletti
Basketball Player Dancer (uncredited): Matthew Miles Carter
Cheerleader Dancer (uncredited): Kara Dupell
Student (uncredited): Jason Fullmer
Chapstick (uncredited): Joe Jurisic
Student (uncredited): Bryson Kuan
Cafe Dancer (uncredited): Camille Lynne Matthews
Jock (uncredited): Chase Ramsey
Referee (uncredited): Stephen Rippey
Basketball Player Dancer: Carleton Bluford
Film Crew:
Original Music Composer: David Lawrence
Editor: Seth Flaum
Unit Production Manager: Don Schain
Director of Photography: Gordon Lonsdale
Casting: Natalie Hart
Casting: Jason La Padura
Production Design: Mark Hofeling
Costume Design: Tom McKinley
Screenplay: Peter Barsocchini
Executive Producer: Bill Borden
Set Decoration: Ken Kirchner
Casting: Jeff Johnson
Lyricist: Matthew Gerrard
Lyricist: Robbie Nevil
Choreographer: Kenny Ortega
Executive Producer: Barry Rosenbush
Choreographer: Charles Klapow
Second Assistant Director: Tobijah Tyler
Key Makeup Artist: Tara Starling
Hair Designer: Edwin Matsu
Makeup & Hair: Robin Michelle Patrick
First Assistant Director: Matias Alvarez
Key Hair Stylist: Jennifer Llewelyn
Makeup Artist: Ryan McCormick
Post Production Supervisor: Tom Summers
Production Supervisor: Shauna Miller Schain
Assistant Makeup Artist: Jamie Taylor Smith
Assistant Director: L.J. Balkaran
Choreographer: Bonnie Story
Movie Reviews:
everythingmovies: This film was my childhood I could never not like it.
CinemaSerf: So here’s “Troy” (Zac Efron) randomly selected to do karaoke at a Hogmanay party with “Gabriella” (Vanessa Hudgens). Neither fancy themselves as singers but after a shaky start.. Anyway, guess what? They are going to the same High School and decide to audition for the annual musical. He’s the basketball captain-cum-heartthrob; she’s a bit more of a mathlete but they are determined to go for the leading role – much to the chagrin of the established partnership of “Sharpay” (Ashley Tisdale) and brother “Ryan” (Lucas Grabeel). Now it’s safe to say that his mates think he’s letting the side down with all this glee club malarkey and so conspire with her friends to create a scenario in which neither want to compete. A bit of emotional blackmail and a well timed video achieve just that but do we think that’s that? Perhaps our would be “Danny” and “Sandra” will manage to get their acts together and perform – despite a rather hastily, and mischievously, arranged scheduling clash? It might be sacrilegious to say, but though our starring pair had the better song (“Breaking Free”) I actually thought that the conniving pair were better! Evans has way more rhythm than Efron and neither partnership really strayed too far from Eurovision song contest quality singing. It’s one of those life-affirming dramas where you just know all is going to come good – and for the most part is quite cheesy. Thankfully we have some hammy interventions from the entertainingly over-the-top “Ms. Darbus” (Alyson Reed) to remind us that it’s all just fun and though I’m not in the obvious demographic I didn’t hate it!