Holly, Jingles and Clyde 3D - Christmas Movie

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Ashley Tisdale

There is a New Christmas Movie rumored to be in the works titled "Holly, Jingles and Clyde 3D".

It will hit theaters in 2011. Two Main Disney stars are said to be in the film - The Suite Life of Zack and Cody's Ashley Tisdale and Hannah Montana's Jason Earles.

Here is the description from IMDB:


“Two bumbling elves, Jingles and Clyde, team up with Santa’s daughter Holly to try to help a Michigan family in danger of losing its Christmas-tree farm.”

There are a number of Disney stars rumored to be in the film!

Here is the list of actors listed on the movies IMDB page:

- Ashley Tisdale

- Jason Earles

Jason Earles



- Jennifer Stone

- Vincent Martella

- Devon Werkheiser

- Bill Goldberg
- Abigail Mason
- Lana Wood
- Steven Anthony Lawrence
- Dennis Haskins
- Beau Billingslea
- KayCee Stroh
- Zach Cumer
- DJ Perry
- Kristen Combs
- Eric Unger
- Carlucci Weyant
- Dean Teaster
- Anthony Hornus
- Tammy Stephens Teaster
- Phoebe Bond


I'll let you know if I hear anything more on this project - casting, more plot details, etc.

Please e-mail me if you have any more news on this movie.

By the way, this will be a made for the theater movie for 2011, not TV. But, we always love to hear any news here of any new Family Christmas Movies!

Sharpay's Fabulous Adventure... a Disney Channel Original Movie starring High School Musical's Ashley Tisdale

MOVIE REVIEW

Sharpay's Fabulous Adventure

Network: Disney Channel

Original Air Date: Sometime in 2011

CAST:

Ashley Tisdale ... Sharpay Evans

More to Come...

PLOT:

from Disney Press Release:

The irrepressible diva Sharpay Evans, recent graduate of East High School, seizes the spotlight in "Sharpay's Fabulous Adventure." The incomparable Ashley Tisdale reprises her role she made so popular in the "High School Musical" TV movies and feature film. Tisdale originated the role of scene-stealing drama queen Sharpay Evans in "High School Musical," followed by its sequel "High School Musical 2,", and feature film, "High School Musical 3 : Senior Year,"

Aspiring thespian Sharpay Evans, who was once a big, fabulous fish in a small pond (a man-made pond at a resort country club that her father owns), is finally about to meet her destiny on Broadway, and luckily, theater lighting highlights her hair and skin tone beautifully. Her big break comes after a talent scout spots her performing with her dog Boi at a charity gala, and now there's not a marquee big enough or lights bright enough to contain the glorious fame she plans on having. Sharpay and Boi head to New York, but theatre is a dog eat dog world, and nothing turns out as Sharpay expects, especially when she meets her match in a rather daunting Broadway starlet (who arrived in Midtown Manhattan as a recent winner of "So You Think You're America's Most Talented Performing Idol").

The Great White Way is all Sharpay's ever dreamed of, especially since she already has everything else. Life in the big city is a shock, but there's an even bigger bombshell when Sharpay finally realizes the Broadway role is really for Boi, not her. Putting her disappointment aside, she sets out to make Boi the most fabulous canine star to hit the stage, with the hope that his fame will become her fame (after all, she is his entourage and she holds the leash). Before long, Sharpay makes a new friend in a student filmmaker, Callem, who finds her to be a fascinating subject. Meanwhile, Boi finds puppy love on a Big Apple adventure of his own.

Movie Review:

Coming...

See or Skip:

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MOVIE REVIEW

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Rated TV-14, starring Ashley Tisdale, Maddie from Zack and Cody & Sharpay from High School Musical. This Movie is not for Children.


CAST:

Ashley Tisdale ... Mandy
Robbie Amell ... Drew Patterson
Lauren Collins ... Alexa
Cindy Busby ... Lisa Cross
Shenae Grimes ... Cayenne
Maxim Roy ... Marsha Gilbert
Marie-Marguerite Sabongui ... Blair






PLOT:

from imdb.com

Ashley Tisdale stars in this hilarious teen comedy as Mandy, an unpopular high school senior who lands a date to the biggest party of the year with Drew, the schools hottest guy. But while her dreams are finally coming into focus, with the help of her friends, she'll have to battle her overprotective dad and Drews ex-girlfriend, whos determined to keep Mandy away from the bash. In one crazy, adventure-filled day, Mandy strives to get to the party and discovers that popularity can come and go, but good friends will always be in the picture!






Movie Review:

This movie reminded me a lot of a cross between Mean Girls and Sleepover. Ashley Tisdale, plays Mandy, an unpopular girl determined to get the guy. She is invited by the cutest guy at school to the party of the year and moves mountains (by lying to her father) to get there. Mandy receives a call every half hour from her father who wants her to proove via video phone that she is at her friends house studying. The plot is funny and fast-paced and keeps you guessing as to what might happen next. However, there's a bit of minor bad language and a lot of lying that is presented in a lighthearted fun way. There is never a bad consequence for Mandy's lying, in fact everything seems to work out for her, in spite of all of her deceitfulness.

CAUTION:
It is not a movie for young viewers because there is a rumor about what Drew's brothers did with Virgin girls at these parties- so that issue, although never shown or proven, is too much for young ones.

Mandy has a pink 8-ball in her room that she uses to tell her what to do. This scene is kind of funny, even though I do not believe in eight ball magic... because Mandy repeatedly shakes the ball and looks at the answers it gives and stops only when it finally gives her the response she's wanting.

Also, there is a very strange disturbing scene where Drew's Ex - Girlfriend and friends sit in a circle and try to do some Witch-like mind hypnosis trance with rocks to get Drew back. It lasted about 30 seconds - but I was glad I could fast-forward it. (By the way, they were not successful.)

The ending wrapped up pretty quickly - and left me wishing they had an extra 5 minutes or so to explain a little more of the ending storyline.

All in all... it's a laugh out loud sort of movie to watch with your friends & (teens and up) family... if you can fast-forward that one scene mentioned above.There are some lessons to be learned in this movie about honesty vs. dishonesty, trusting those you love, and letting go... when the time is right.


See or Skip:

See, only with Extreme Caution - due to Scenes mentioned above and discuss Honesty with Young Teens and Up.