Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Katy Perry | ... | Self | |
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Adam Marcello | ... | Self - Band Leader / Drums |
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Casey Hooper | ... | Self - Guitars |
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Patrick Matera | ... | Self - Guitars |
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Max Hart | ... | Self - Keys |
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Joshua Moreau | ... | Self - Bass |
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Lauren Allison Ball | ... | Self - Background Vocals |
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Tasha Layton | ... | Self - Background Vocals |
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Leah Adler | ... | Self - Dancer |
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Lockhart Brownlie | ... | Self - Dancer |
Anthony Burrell | ... | Self - Dancer | |
Lexie Contursi | ... | Self - Dancer | |
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Ashley Ashida Dixon | ... | Self - Dancer |
Brandee Evans | ... | Self - Dancer | |
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Bryan Gaw | ... | Self - Dancer |
A look at the life, career and music of singer Katy Perry as we follow her on the California Dreams World Tour.
Yeah, I actually took the time to watch this. It's exactly what you would expect. It's simply another touring concert movie to cash in on the success of a modern icon, but at least we do get to see why people look up to Katy Perry in such a way. Is it her music? Okay, but lots of artists have good music. Is it her fashion? I don't think that's it either. I think people look up to Perry because her personality is just so likable, and she's faced relatable issues and real life problems, all of that leading to where she is now. Maybe the movie makes her a little too likable, but you can see exactly why she's considered such a role model, and any fan of her music (guilty) will enjoy hearing the live performances of her songs.
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