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| − | | name = High School Musical |
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| − | | image = High_School_Musical.jpg |
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| − | | writer = [[Peter Barsocchini]] |
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| − | | director = [[Kenny Ortega]] |
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| − | | starring = [[Chris Warren Jr.]]<br>[[Vanessa Hudgens|Vanessa Anne Hugdens]]<br>[[Ashley Tisdale]]<br>[[Lucas Grabeel]]<br>[[Corbin Bleu]]<br>[[Monique Coleman]]<br>[[Bart Johnson]]<br>[[Alyson Reed]]<br>[[Olesya Rulin]] |
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| − | | composer = [[David Lawrence]] |
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| − | | country = United States |
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| − | | language = English |
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| − | | producer = Don Schain<br>Bill Borden<br>Barry Rosenbush |
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| − | | cinematography = Gordon C. Lonsdale |
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| − | | editor = Seth Flaum |
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| − | | time = 98 minutes |
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| − | | company = Salty Pictures<br>First Street Films |
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| − | | distributor = Disney-ABC Domestic Television |
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| − | | network = Disney Channel |
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| − | | release = January 20, 2006 |
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| − | | followed = ''[[High School Musical 2]]'' |
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| − | | budget = $4.2 million |
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| − | }}'''''High School Musical''''' is a Disney Channel Original Movie centering around the Albuquerque, New Mexico fictional [[East High|East High School]] and their students. Filmed on location in [[Wikipedia:Salt Lake City, Utah|Salt Lake City]] at the real East High School and [[Wikipedia:Ogden, Utah|Ogden, Utah]], the movie (and their first two filmed sequels) are directed and choreographed by [[Kenny Ortega]], who also worked on Disney's ''Newsies'' and ''Hocus Pocus''. Since the movie’s original premiere, it has become one of the centerpieces of Disney's “tween” (mostly girls between six and thirteen years old) marketing, with the original soundtrack and DVD versions having gone multiple platinum. Two sequels and one spinoff have been made due to the success of the film, with ''[[High School Musical 2]]'' and ''[[High School Musical 3: Senior Year]]'' being released to positive reviews, and ''[[Sharpay's Fabulous Adventure]]'' to moderate reviews. |
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| − | The film was aired on January 20, 2006. |
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| − | ==Plot== |
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| − | ''High School Musical'' is about two high school students, [[Zeke Baylor]] ([[Chris Warren Jr.]]), who is captain of East High School’s basketball team, nicknamed the Wildcats, and [[Gabriella Montez]] ([[Vanessa Hudgens|Vanessa Anne Hudgens]]), a shy top student. Both of them try out for the lead roles in their school's musical (and quickly fall in love in the process) despite the lack of support from the rest of their classmates, one of them being [[Sharpay Evans]] ([[Ashley Tisdale]]) and her brother sidekick [[Ryan Evans]] ([[Lucas Grabeel]]) who where despite not getting the role. The film also focuses on [[Chad Danforth]] ([[Corbin Bleu]]), Triston’s best friend and [[Taylor McKessie]] ([[Monique Coleman]]), Gabriella's best friend who falls in love, too. |
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| − | ==Cast== |
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| − | ===Main=== |
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| − | *[[Chris Warren Jr.]] as [[Zeke Baylor]] |
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| − | *[[Vanessa Hudgens|Vanessa Anne Hugdens]] as [[Gabriella Montez]] |
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| − | *[[Ashley Tisdale]] as [[Sharpay Evans]] |
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| − | *[[Lucas Grabeel]] as [[Ryan Evans]] |
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| − | *[[Corbin Bleu]] as [[Chad Danforth]] |
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| − | *[[Monique Coleman]] as [[Taylor McKessie]] |
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| − | ===Supporting=== |
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| − | *[[Alyson Reed]] as [[Ms. Darbus]] |
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| − | *[[Olesya Rulin]] as [[Kelsi Nielsen]] |
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| − | *[[Ryne Sanborn]] as [[Jason Cross]] |
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| − | *[[Kaycee Stroh]] as [[Martha Cox]] |
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| − | *[[Bart Johnson]] as [[Jack Bolton]] |
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| − | *[[Joey Miyashima]] as [[Dave Matsui]] |
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| − | *Dutch Whitlock as Skater Dude |
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| − | *Ryan Templeman as Skater Dude #2 |
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| − | *[[Socorro Herrera]] as [[Lisa Montez]] |
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| − | *[[Irene Santiago-Baron]] as [[Haley Michaels]] |
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| − | *[[Leslie Wing|Leslie Pomeroy]] as [[Lucille Bolton]] |
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| − | *Anne Kathryn Parma as [[Susan]] |
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| − | *Nick Whitaker as [[Alan]] |
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| − | *Falon Grace as [[Cyndra]] |
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| − | *[[Kelli Baker]] as Cheerleader Dancer |
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| − | ==Songs== |
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| − | #[[Start of Something New]] – Gabriella & Zeke |
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| − | #[[Get'cha Head in the Game]] - Zeke and Basketball team |
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| − | #[[What I've Been Looking For]] – Sharpay & Ryan |
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| − | #[[What I've Been Looking For|What I've Been Looking For (Reprise)]] – Gabriella & Zeke |
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| − | #[[Stick to the Status Quo]] – Cast |
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| − | #[[When There Was Me and You]] – Gabriella |
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| − | #[[Bop to the Top]] – Sharpay & Ryan |
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| − | #[[Breaking Free]] – Gabriella & Zeke |
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| − | #[[We're All In This Together]] – Cast |
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| − | #[[I Can't Take My Eyes Off of You]] - Main Characters (Featured on the DVD and soundtrack only) |
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| − | ==Sequels== |
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| − | ===''High School Musical 2''=== |
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| − | :''Main: [[High School Musical 2]]'' |
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| − | ''High School Musical 2'' was the first ever sequel that premiered on August 17, 2007, on both Disney Channel in the USA and [[Wikipedia:Family (TV channel)|Family]] in Canada (not to be confused with the Disney-owned ABC Family channel in the USA.). A formal premiere was held three days beforehand at the AMC 24 Theatres at Anaheim’s Downtown Disney complex. [[Miley Cyrus]], the star of ''[[Hannah Montana]]'' makes a cameo appearance in the film, which centers around the cast's work at a country club while school is in summer recess. The same day the movie had its’ premiere, the [[High School Musical 2 (soundtrack)|soundtrack]] was released, but several songs, including “What Time Is It?” have been released as singles and have aired exclusively on Radio Disney. The original airing drew a basic cable record 17.2 million viewers in the USA according to [[Wikipedia:AC Nielsen|Nielsen]], which is the highest rating for a made-for-cable movie. |
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| − | It also received an [[Wikipedia:Emmy Awards|Emmy Award]] Nomination in 2008 as “Best Children’s Program”, as well as one for Best Choreography. |
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| − | ===''High School Musical 3: Senior Year''=== |
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| − | :Main: ''[[High School Musical 3: Senior Year]]'' |
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| − | The next sequel in this popular series was released to theatres instead of airing on Disney Channel under the Walt Disney Pictures brand with the title of High School Musical 3: Senior Year, which centers around the original cast’s senior year, prom, musical and graduation from East High. The original title was to have been “Haunted High School Musical”, but that plan was scrapped. The movie was released on October 24, 2008. |
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| − | ===''Sharpay's Fabulous Adventure''=== |
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| − | :Main: ''[[Sharpay's Fabulous Adventure]]'' |
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| − | ''[[Ashley Tisdale]]'' executive produced, through her Blonde Productions company, and reprised her role as Sharpay in a spinoff film, ''Sharpay's Fabulous Adventure'', that premiered on Disney Channel in 2011. In the film, Sharpay heads to New York City to seek fame and fortune, only to run into misinterpret a Broadway audition and meet a new friend, a filmmaker named Peyton. |
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| − | ==Encore Edition== |
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| − | '''High School Musical: Encore Edition''' was released to Disney DVD on May 30, 2006. |
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| − | ==Remix Special Edition== |
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| − | '''High School Musical Remix: 2-Disc Special Edition''' was released to 2-Disc Disney DVD on December 12, 2006. |
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Revision as of 02:45, 2 October 2021
THIS SHIT SUCKS ASS. IT CAUSED COVID. EVERYONE WHO LIKES THIS SHIT SHOULD BE TORTURED FOR ETERNITY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!