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Sharpay's Fabulous Adventure

2011 | 90m | English

(8007 votes)

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Popularity: 2 (history)

Director: Michael Lembeck
Writer: Robert Horn
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After a talent scout spots her performing with her dog Boi at a charity gala, Sharpay Evans sets off for the bright lights of NYC, convinced instant fame and fortune are in the bag. But theatre's a dog-eat-dog world. Fortunately, Sharpay also meets Peyton, a handsome student filmmaker who finds Sharpay nearly as fascinating as she finds herself.
Release Date: Apr 19, 2011
Director: Michael Lembeck
Writer: Robert Horn
Genres: Family, Music
Keywords new york city, human animal relationship, musical, rivalry, spin off, duringcreditsstinger, broadway show
Production Companies Princessa Productions, Borden & Rosenbush Entertainment
Box Office Revenue: $0
Budget: $0
Updates Updated: Feb 01, 2025
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Full Credits

Name Character
Ashley Tisdale Sharpay Evans
Austin Butler Peyton Leverett
Cameron Goodman Amber Lee Adams
Bradley Steven Perry Roger Elliston the Third
Lucas Grabeel Ryan Evans
Alec Mapa Gill Samms
Jack Plotnick Neal Roberts
Robert Curtis Brown Mr. Evans
Jessica Tuck Mrs. Evans
Pat Mastroianni Jerry Taylor
Mike 'Nug' Nahrgang Stage Manager
Alessandra Cannito Lupe
Lauren Collins Tiffany
Shadia Ali Dena
Sarah Joy Bennett Kelly
Tracey Ferencz Marjorie
Tammy Isbell Judith / Nell
Kyle Buchanan Tim
Jorge Molina Mr. Gonzalez
Mya Michaels Mrs. Gonzalez
Anthony Christian Potenza Sound Engineer
Amish Patel Butchy
Michelle Bugay Girl 1
Sarah Slywchuk Singer Girl
Shawn Byfield Trevor
Johnie Chase Card Player
Taylor James Shine Dancer / Finale Dancer
Damien Lavergne Dancer
Bethany Kovarik Dancer
Misha Rasaiah Dancer
Alexandra Herzog Dancer
Tanya Karn Dancer
Shamier Anderson Lead Dancer
Rhonda Roberts Dancer
Louise St. Cyr Dancer
Marc Cardarelli Dancer
Judy Kovacs Dancer
Tamina Pollack-Paris Dancer
Corey Gorewicz Dancer
Charles Seminerio Dancer
Michael MacLennan Dancer
Joey Arrigo Dancer
Tom Bishop Jr. Carriage Driver
Moonlyn Statue of Liberty
David Braid Pianist (uncredited)
Craig Cyr Poker Player (uncredited)
Laura Eichhorn Duchess (voice) (uncredited)
Okiki Kendall Patron #1 (unredited)
Shawn Molko Roger Elliston (singing voice) (uncredited)
Justin Nie Patron #2 (uncredited)
Alana Randall Compay Dancer (uncredited)
Vanessa Volcy Party Goer (uncredited)
Manly "Little Pickles" Ortega Boi Evans (uncredited)
Name Job
Michael Lembeck Director
John Stead Stunt Coordinator
Natalie Bronfman Costume Design
Terri Douglas ADR Voice Casting
David Finfer Editor
Mark Hofeling Production Design
Joanne T. Harwood Script Supervisor
Natalie Hart Casting
Michael O'Connor Key Grip
Tory Bellingham Property Master
Robert Tenaglia Transportation Coordinator
Matt Friedman Music Editor
Jazz Helie Transportation Captain
Zachary Vero Construction Coordinator
Mark Friedgen Supervising Sound Editor
Andrea Stilgenbauer Post Production Supervisor
Sarah Campbell Second Assistant Director
Clive Thomasson Set Decoration
Jason La Padura Casting
Robert Horn Writer
Jonathan Matthews Location Manager
Greg Chapman Production Sound Mixer
Rob Sanderson Special Effects Coordinator
Anthony Ianni Art Direction
Ousama Rawi Director of Photography
Julia Valente Makeup Department Head
Karola Dirnberger Hair Department Head
Jim Schermerhorn Assistant Editor
Carmen Arndt Unit Production Manager
Stephanie Gorin Casting
Alexandra MacKenzie Production Coordinator
Adam Jenkins Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Tom McKinley Costume Design
Andrew Shea First Assistant Director
Mike Flicker Supervising Music Editor
Bryan Forde Gaffer
Sandra Lum Lock Production Accountant
Peter Barsocchini Characters
Kevin Burns Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Michelle Johnston Choreographer
George S. Clinton Original Music Composer
Name Title
Ashley Tisdale Executive Producer
Bill Borden Executive Producer
Barry Rosenbush Executive Producer
Jonathan Hackett Producer
Michael Lembeck Co-Producer
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r96sk
6.0

So... 1: This exists. 2: Austin Butler is in it. Quite the discovery on my part. Admittedly it has been many years since I've set eyes on the (original) <em>'High School Musical'</em> films, which I'm nonplussed by, though I didn't even know this existed until fairly recently - had to get it watc ... hed, being somewhat of a completionist and all that. If I'm honest, musical numbers aside, it's ever so slightly a better watch than the trilogy - certainly less cringe. I assume he is credited in the opening credits, but I missed that if so and only realised Butler was in it when he first appeared onscreen... and even then I wasn't too sure as he kinda looks 50% like Austin Butler and 50% not like Austin Butler.😄 Then I remembered, when <em>'Elvis'</em> came out, hearing that he was a Disney Channel kid. It's a weak role for him here, though he is fine. Ashley Tisdale is the standout, as you would obviously expect. There are a couple of recognisable faces in there behind Tisdale, including Robert Curtis Brown. No surprise that none of the main stars from the other three flicks made an appearance in this 2011 release. Well, apparently Lucas Grabeel makes a cameo at the end in certain releases - I watched on Disney+ and didn't see that, unless I missed him. <em>'Sharpay’s Fabulous Adventure'</em> is not *that* far from being a watchable film to be honest, which isn't something I thought I'd be saying so minor kudos to those behind this.

Aug 13, 2024