Sharpay's Fabulous Adventure (2011)

Sharpay Evans travels to New York where she is pursuing a Broadway career but it's her dog who lands an acting gig first.

Director:

Michael Lembeck

Writers:

Robert Horn, Peter Barsocchini (based on: characters created for "High School Musical" by)

Stars:

Ashley Tisdale, Austin Butler, Cameron Goodman

1 nomination.

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Ashley Tisdale	...	Sharpay Evans
Austin Butler	...	Peyton Leverett
Cameron Goodman	...	Amber Lee Adams
Bradley Steven Perry	...	Roger Elliston
Alec Mapa	...	Gill
Jack Plotnick	...	Neal
Robert Curtis Brown	...	Mr. Evans
Jessica Tuck	...	Mrs. Evans
Pat Mastroianni	...	Jerry Taylor
Mike 'Nug' Nahrgang	...	Stage Manager
Alessandra Cannito	...	Lupe
Lauren Collins	...	Tiffani
Shadia Ali	...	Dina
Sarah Joy Bennett	...	Kelly
Tracey Ferencz	...	Marjorie

Storyline

Blonde-haired diva Sharpay, finally has her own adventure, as she travels to New York City hoping to make it big. But Sharpay has a hard road ahead, when she realizes that in the real world, leading roles aren't handed over to talented teenagers on a silver platter.

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Genres:

Comedy | Drama | Family | Music | Musical | Romance

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Certificate:

G

Details

Official Sites:

Official Facebook Official site

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

19 April 2011 (USA)

Also Known As:

Broadway Bound

Filming Locations:

Elgin & Winter Garden Theatre - 189 Yonge Street, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Company Credits

Production Co:

Blondie Girl Productions, Disney Channel, Walt Disney Pictures

Technical Specs

Runtime:

90 min

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Did You Know?

Trivia

Sharpay was posing for the photos like legally blonde style

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Goofs

After Boi and Countess run off, Roger and Sharpay are seen scouring the theater looking for them. They finally end up going out a fire exit into the alley. During different shots of the ensuing dialog, the fire exit door behind them appears as open then closed.

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Quotes

Mr. Evans: No!
Sharpay Evans: No?
Mr. Evans: No!
Sharpay Evans: No? I don't understand! What language is that?
Mr. Evans: No, I don't think going to New York is a good idea.
Sharpay Evans: Oh see, there you go believing everything you think!
Mr. Evans: Do you really believe you are ready for such a monumental step?
Sharpay Evans: Daddy, the reason I buy such expensive shoes is to take monumental steps.

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Connections

Featured in The Tonight Show with Jay Leno: Episode #19.121 (2011)

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Soundtracks

My Boi and Me
Written by Matthew Tishler and Amy Powers
Produced by Matthew Tishler
Performed by Ashley Tisdale

User Reviews

Not as bad as I wanted it to be but still not a must-see film.

When I 1st heard about this spin-off of HSM, I had every thought in my mind that this film would suck at all cost and I really wanted to hate it so much. But to my surprise, it turned out pretty good and I must say that they really took Sharpay's character in the right direction in the sense that she evolved from this bratty, rotten, unreasonable, abusive, and self-centered drama queen to this hopeful, ambitious, yet caring and more sensitive and determined young woman who is so focused on fulfilling her Broadway dreams. She evolved so much that if you watched this film without seeing the HSM films, you would think that Sharpay's always been like this. My personal favorite part of the movie is the extended ending when her twin brother Ryan(Lucas Grabeel) comes to visit her because it brought me back to the old HSM days and this time she wasn't abusing him like she did in HSM 1 and 2, and occasionally in HSM 3. The music was acceptable, but not mind-blowing like any of the HSM songs, Lucas Grabeel even got to record Baby by Justin Bieber. Overall, I think this film was much more realistic than any of the HSM movies, but it was also more aimed towards girls. This isn't a terrible film, but it's not a definite crowd- pleaser either. A fairly good attempt Disney. I give this film a 7.5/10