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Zac Efron Deals With Bridezilla Right Before Wedding 
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By Christi Hall
Sep 1, 2007   


How hot is Zac Efron?  One report claims that a bride that was soon
to be married took time off to chase after the High School Musical
hunk.  Zac Efron, suddenly the planet's hottest heartthrob at age 19
after "Hairspray" and "HSM 2" admits he's used to girls throwing
themselves at him – but even he was stunned when a not-so-blushing
bride just hours from her vows begged him for "a joyride"! 
 
Zac Efron Deals With Bridezilla Right Before Wedding  

According to an inside report from Mike Walker of the National
Enquirer Zac was jogging with pals near a LA park, and rolled his
eyes when a car full of beauties – including one in a bridal gown
–cruised up and begged him to hop in, a source claims.


***


Puzzled, he responded: "A joyride?  Looks like you're heading for a
wedding."  The giggling gals nodded and the bride chortled:  "Hey,
I'm not getting married for a few hours – I'm single until then!" 


Burt the spy says Zac, true-blue to girlfriend/co-star Vanessa
Hudgens shook his head and jogged off.  But the car tailed him as
Brazen Bridezilla hollered:  "Really, Zac – my new husband will
understand!"  Kicking up the pace, Zac waved bye and hot-footed into
the park.

Early life
Efron was born in San Luis Obispo, California, and later moved to
Arroyo Grande. His father, David Efron, is an engineer at a power
plant, and his mother, Starla Baskett, is a former secretary who
worked at the same power plant as Efron's father.[5][6] Although of
Jewish ancestry, Efron was raised in an agnostic household.[7] Efron
had a self-described "normal childhood" in a middle class family,[1]
and has a younger brother, Dylan. He has said that he would "flip
out" if he got a 'B' and not an 'A' in school, and that he was a
"class clown."[8] Efron's father encouraged him to begin acting when
Efron was eleven.[5] He subsequently appeared in theater productions
at his high school,[9] worked in a theater called the Melodrama,[1]
and began taking singing lessons.[5] Efron performed in plays such as
Gypsy, Peter Pan, Little Shop of Horrors, The Music Man and Mame,
appearing at the Pacific Conservatory of the Performing Arts.[10]
Efron was recommended to an agent in Los Angeles by his drama
teacher, Robyn Metchik (the mother of actors Aaron Michael Metchik
and Asher Metchik).[10][11]


Early work and High School Musical
In 2002, Efron began to appear in guest roles on several television
series, including Firefly, ER, and The Guardian. He portrayed Cameron
Bale on the now-cancelled WB series Summerland. Originally introduced
as a recurring character, Efron became a regular cast member on the
show in the second season in 2004, starring opposite the likes of Kay
Panabaker and Lori Loughlin. Since appearing in Summerland, he has
also had guest roles on the shows CSI: Miami, NCIS: Naval Criminal
Investigative Service, The Suite Life of Zack & Cody and The
Replacements. In 2003, Efron starred in the Lifetime original
television movie Miracle Run. He played Steven Morgan, one of two
autistic twins. For his performance, he was nominated for a Young
Artist Award for Best Performance in a TV Movie, Mini-series or
Special - Supporting Young Actor.[12] In 2005, he played a main
character in Hope Partlow's music video for her song "Sick Inside."
Also in 2005, he played horse-loving Patrick McCardle in The Derby
Stallion, where his character wants to beat the town bully at the
steeple chase race.

In 2006, Efron starred in the Disney Channel original movie High
School Musical as Troy Bolton, alongside actresses Vanessa Anne
Hudgens, Ashley Tisdale and Monique Coleman (who, like Efron, have
all appeared on the series The Suite Life of Zack and Cody), as well
as actors Lucas Grabeel and Corbin Bleu. The film, which he initially
made with "low expectations",[1] helped Efron gain recognition among
teenage audiences as both an actor and a singer. As a result, he
placed as high as #4 on the IMDBPro's STARMeter for the week of
January 29, 2006.[13] In August 2006, Efron won a Teen Choice Award
in the Breakout Star and the TV - Choice Chemistry categories, shared
with Hudgens. The film's cast, along with Efron, toured Sydney,
Australia, London, England, and other locations to promote the film,
although Efron did not participate in the High School Musical Concert
that toured the U.S. and Canada throughout the fall and winter 2006.

Shortly after High School Musical aired, Efron debuted with two
simultaneous charted songs on February 4, 2006, Billboard Hot 100,
with "Get'cha Head in the Game" and "Breaking Free," a duet with
Vanessa Anne Hudgens from High School Musical. On the following
week's chart, Efron had five simultaneous song credits from High
School Musical: "Get'cha Head in the Game," "Start of Something New,"
"What I've Been Looking For: Reprise," "We're All in This Together"
and "Breaking Free." "We're All in This Together" was credited to the
whole High School Musical cast. "Breaking Free," at the time, made the
fastest climb in the history of the Billboard charts, from #86 to #4
between the two weeks; the record has since been beaten by Eminem and
Akon's "Smack That." [14] Efron also appeared in the 2006 Disney
Channel Games as captain of the Red Team.

Efron's singing talents were disputed when it was revealed that
Andrew Seeley's voice was blended with his on the soundtrack of High
School Musical.[15]


2007-present
On April 7, 2007, Efron appeared in an episode of Punk'd with High
School Musical co-star Ashley Tisdale. Efron also starred in the
music video for Vanessa Hudgens's single "Say OK", where he played
her love interest. The video aired on March 16, 2007 on Disney
Channel. That year, he was named one of People magazine's 100 Most
Beautiful People in 2007. A picture and short profile of him was in
the section "Coming of Age," along with pop singer/actress Hilary
Duff, actress Hayden Panettiere and R&B singer Chris Brown. In it, he
related how he was always the shortest kid in school (he is now
5'8")[6] and was teased for the "huge gap" in his teeth.[16]

 
Zac Efron in Rolling Stone Magazine, August 23, 2007.In 2006, Efron
was cast as Link Larkin in a film version of Hairspray, also starring
Amanda Bynes, Queen Latifah, and John Travolta and released on July
20, 2007. Efron performed all of his own vocals in the role,[3] which
was filmed in Toronto, Ontario, from September 5 to December 2, 2006.
He cut and dyed his hair dark brown and gained about 15 pounds for
the role.[17] Both Efron's performance and the film have received
positive reviews.[10]

Efron presented the 2007 Teen Choice Award for "Favorite Movie"
alongside Queen Latifah.[18]

Efron's upcoming roles include Seventeen, a high school-set
drama/comedy produced by Adam Shankman and based on a pitch by Jason
Filardi;[19] the plot involves an adult who is transformed into a
17-year old (to be played by Efron).[20] Efron is also scheduled to
star in Paramount's musical remake of the film Footloose;[21] he has
said that he would like to add his "own little bit of flair" to the
role originated by Kevin Bacon.[6]

For his portrayal of Link Larkin in Hairspray, Efron (along with his
co-star Nikki Blonsky) won the "One to Watch" award of the Young
Hollywood Awards.[22]

Efron appeared on the cover of the August 2007 edition of Rolling
Stone.[23] The article about him revealed that he hopes to someday
play an action hero.

Efron has finalized negotiations with the producers of Seventeen, a
film slated to commence shooting in November 2007.[24][25]

Before the release of High School Musical 2, Efron topped IMDBPro's
Star Meter at #1, indicating that he was the most searched
celebrity.[26] Additionally, Lycos reported searches for Efron surged
by 81%.[27] Amid the frenzy surrounding Zac Efron, the release of High
School Musical 2 set a new record, becoming the most watched basic
cable program in U.S. history, with 17.2 million viewers.[28]

Efron will co-host the 2007 Nickelodeon Australian Kids' Choice
Awards with The Veronicas on October 10 in Sydney.[29]


Personal life
Efron has two dogs, Australian shepherds named Dreamer and Puppy,
along with a Siamese cat named Simon.[30] He is currently dating his
High School Musical and High School Musical 2 co-star Vanessa
Hudgens.[31]

Zac has been accepted to the University of Southern California. He
has deferred his enrollment while he works on film projects, but
plans to return at some time. [32]


Filmography
Year Film/television Role 
2002 Firefly Young Simon Tam 
2003 Melinda's World Stuart Wasser 
2003 The Guardian Luke Tomello 
2003 ER Bobby Neville 
2003 The Big Wide World of Carl Laemke Pete Laemke 
2004 Miracle Run Steven Morgan 
2004 Room Raiders Himself 
2004 Triple Play Harry Fuller 
2005 Sick Inside — Hope Partlow Love Interest 
2005 Summerland Cameron Bale 
2005 CSI: Miami Seth Dawson 
2006 The Replacements Davey Hunkerhoff 
2006 If You Lived Here, You'd be Home Now Cody 
2006 Heist Pizza Delivery Guy 
2006 The Suite Life of Zack & Cody Trevor 
2006 High School Musical Troy Bolton 
2006 NCIS Danny 
2006 The Derby Stallion Patrick McCardle 
2007 Punk'd Himself 
2007 Hairspray Link Larkin 
2007 High School Musical 2 Troy Bolton 
2008 Seventeen (pre-production) TBA 
2008 High School Musical 3 (pre-production) Troy Bolton 
2009 Footloose Ren McCormick (in talks) 


Discography

Soundtracks
2006: High School Musical: The Soundtrack - January 10, 2006 
2007: Hairspray Soundtrack - July 10, 2007 
2007: High School Musical 2: The Soundtrack — August 14, 2007 

Singles
Year Title Album Chart positions 
U.S. U.S. Pop 100 UK AUS ARC NZ 
2006 "Breaking Free"
(with Vanessa Anne Hudgens and Andrew Seeley) High School Musical
Soundtrack 4 6 9 13 - 5 
"Start of Something New"
(with Vanessa Anne Hudgens and Andrew Seeley) 28 30 - - - - 
"What I've Been Looking For (Reprise)"
(with Vanessa Anne Hudgens) 67 54 - - - - 
2007 "Ladies' Choice" Hairspray Soundtrack - - 96 [33] - - - 
"What Time Is It?" High School Musical 2 Soundtrack 6 6 20 - - - 
"Bet On It" 46 35 - - - - 
"You Are The Music In Me"
(with Vanessa Anne Hudgens) 31 28 - - - - 
"Gotta Go My Own Way"
(with Vanessa Anne Hudgens) 34 31 - - - - 
"Everyday"
(with Vanessa Anne Hudgens) 65 46 - - - - 


Awards and nominations
Awards

2007 - Teen Choice Award: Choice Male Hottie 
2007 - Hollywood Film Award: Ensemble of the Year (shared with the
rest of the Hairspray cast) 
2007 - Young Hollywood Award: One to Watch in Hairspray 
2006 - Teen Choice Award: Choice Breakout Star 
2006 - Teen Choice Award: Choice Chemistry for High School Musical
(with Vanessa Hudgens) 
Nominations

2007 - Young Artist Award: Best Performance in a TV Movie, Miniseries
or Special by a Lead Actor for High School Musical 
2005 - Young Artist Award: Best Performance in a TV Movie, Miniseries
or Special by a Supporting Actor for Miracle Run 

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