When financial woes threaten their church's future, a group of teens, led by one talented performer, enters a song and dance competition in hopes of winning a heavenly cash prize.
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Title: Sunday School Musical (Video 2008)
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Cast
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Chris Chatman | ... | Zachary |
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Candise Lakota | ... | Savannah |
| Krystle Connor | ... | Aundrea | |
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Robert Acinapura | ... | Miles |
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Amy Ganser | ... | Margaret |
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Millena Gay | ... | Anita |
| Dustin Fitzsimons | ... | Charlie | |
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Cliff Tan | ... | Trevor (as Hitcliff Leigh Tan) |
| Mark Hengst | ... | Pastor Joe | |
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Rae Silva | ... | Aunt Janet |
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Kesha Ealy | ... | Mrs. Howell |
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Shane Carther Thomas | ... | Jake |
| Debra Lynn Hull | ... | Mrs. Stewart | |
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Justin Spanko | ... | Dad - Robert Ryan |
| Daniel J. Roberts | ... | Mr. Crane | |
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When financial woes threaten their church's future, a group of teens, led by one talented performer, enters a song and dance competition in hopes of winning a heavenly cash prize.
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Traditional american melody and words by Robert Robinson
Lead vocals by Candise Lakota
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The film was released on October 21st, 2008 to capitalize on High School Musical 3: Senior Year (2008), which was released in the U.S. on October 24th, 2008. See more »Goofs
When Zachary is taking his test, he is seen wearing a blue polo shirt. When he comes out of the class and sees Savannah, he is in a brown tee shirt. See more »Soundtracks
Come Thou FountTraditional american melody and words by Robert Robinson
Lead vocals by Candise Lakota
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The entire movie is so good! From the terrible songs to the choppy editing, you won't be able to tear your eyes away from a single scene in this movie (in a car crash on the side of the road kinda way)! All of the choirs sound bad, even the lead one I'm supposed to think is good (NOTE FOR THE CHOREOGRAPHERS: I know they all probably came in not knowing how to dance, but did you even try to teach them? or did the director just give them half-thought mannerisms from behind the camera?). One thing that would've been nice is if the shots of the kids singing lined up with their mouths moving, or sounded like the same person singing throughout the movie. I'm sure they're children and thus not all professional singers, but they couldn't find at least one decent sounding person per character to at least do the dubs for their songs? This movie asks me to suspend my belief for too long- 1 hour, 33 minutes, 19 seconds too long. I can't say I was a devout Christian going into this movie, but I definitely am not now.