La Fabulous Aventure de Sharpay [Disney Channel - 2011]

voici l'interieur :



et sur le site disney dans les langues il y'a ecrit french donc ont peux "pre-order" ?

Merci pour la photo.
Je crois que le french ici c'est québécois.

Winnie l'Ourson a écrit:

Merci pour la photo.
Je crois que le french ici c'est québécois.

En fait, je ne suis pas certain que ce film soit doublé au Québec, mais ce n'est pas impossible non plus...

Apparemment, la sortie France devrait se faire durant le mois de septembre.
Au passage, un nouveau still :

mais c'est super tard

Ça reste cohérent avec la sortie en vidéo des Disney Channel Original Movies (bien que celui-ci n'en soit pas un). Camp Rock 2 : le Face à Face, High School Musical 2 et d'autres sont aussi sortis en septembre.

Oui c'est très normal de le sortir en septembre

bon et bien alors sharpay bey bey jusque septembre

Apparament, sortie prévu en France en 2012.

[Rire nerveux] Hahaha !! Pathétique ! [/Rire nerveux]
Nouvelle photo :


J'ai vu le DVD de Le Chihuahua de Beverly Hills 2 sur lequel figure le sneak-peek que l'on connaît, mais cette fois-ci sous-titré. On y apprend le nom français : Les Nouvelles Aventures de Sharpay. De plus, la date y est annoncée : "sur vos écrans à l'été 2011".

Nouvelle image de Countess, le chien de Roger Elliston the 3rd, personnage joué par Bradley Steven Perry :

Petite mise à jour :
- Déjà, une nouvelle image :

- Ensuite, une nouvelle interview accordée par Bradley Steven Perry, dans laquelle sont montrées quelques images du film avec une portion de secondes inédite :
http://www.tvguide.com/News/Sharpays-Fabulous-Adventure-1029604.aspx
- Puis, une interview accordée par Cameron Goodman qui joue Amber Lee Adams. On y apprend quelques nouveaux éléments du synopsis, mais les propos tenus par Cameron sont plutôt étonnants puisque qu'elle prétend que SFA est en fait HSM4 ! Après, est-ce véridique ? De la part d'une personne qui parle d'un "Disney Channel movie", difficile à croire : on sait maintenant que le film est un direct-to-video...

Citation :

Tommy2: Hey it’s Tommy2 and today we’ve got with us a very special guest by the name of Cameron Goodman who will be starring in the upcoming Disney Channel Original Movie, Sharpay’s Fabulous Adventure. Cameron how are you doing today?

Cameron Goodman: I’m great! How are you doing Tommy?

Tommy2: I’m doing good man! Now of course I’m excited to talk about Sharpay’s Fabulous Adventures, but it’s been almost seven months since that project wrapped, what have you been up to since then?

Cameron Goodman: Well that’s an awesome question. I have a pilot coming out and it’s on NBC and it’s called Friends with Benefits and it’s a sitcom comedy, and I’m getting married in the first show. And then I started creating this show in my living room with some of my friends and we’ve been getting some traction on that show and it’s exciting. The show is called Breakfast Burrito and it’s on YouTube, but we’re going to have TheBreakfastBurrito.com website. And it’s just a young persons news show because I have always thought like really passionately that young people do like the news, and by young I mean like high school, middle school, college like… the news isn’t interesting, it’s just that the format is just so boring and all of my friends would always come to me like “Cameron you know, what’s going on? What’s going on in the news?” And I would give them the download on everything that was going on Internationally, and I’ve been really, really pouring myself into that. So we, we shoot it, write it, direct it, and edit it all in my living room.

Tommy2: All the power of YouTube for ya!

Cameron Goodman: I know! Isn’t YouTube crazy? Um, and we had a production company already come and get on board with it and we’ll be taking it to the networks this month, so cross our fingers!

Tommy2: Now going back, you mentioned with Friends with Benefits, your going to be getting married. Is there an actual marriage in that?

Cameron Goodman: Yeah, it’s the wedding, the pilot episode is the wedding episode and it’s, I’m uh, the lead boy, I’m his younger sister and my getting married kind of spurs him to realize that he needs to grow up and like find a life an stuff.

Tommy2: And you got the wedding dress and all?

Cameron Goodman: I know it’s so weird, I got the wedding dress. In fact, apparently there was like another wedding shoot going on and the same time and they only had one wedding dress left so I had this like really awful, beat-up wedding dress because all the 300 other gowns were taken that day. Anyway, I thought that was funny!

Tommy2: Interesting… now tell us about how you got involved with Sharpay’s Fabulous Adventure. Like the auditions and all of that?

Cameron Goodman: I love this question because I actually teach acting to kids in Adrian R’Mante’s (The Suite Life On Deck) Acting Camp, and we go do different cities and we teach. And the one thing that I’m always telling my actors and actresses is to take big chances and audition, because I think that, that is totally what what booked me this role. I went in with these enormous glasses on, absurd jacket, and I was like in full character and I created this insane character. I came into the place… giant frappuccino and started kind of like to perform when I came to that door, but in good way, it’s all very funny and later when I was at the read through for the movie, one of the executives came up and was like “that was the ballsiest audition I’ve ever seen!” And I looked at him “like oh gosh I did something wrong” and he was like “no, that was good, that was good.” And he just… because I knew when I went in there, I was like either their gonna kick me out for being out of my mind or they’re gonna love it you know and luckily for me it was the latter

Tommy2: Were you a big fan of High School Musical?

Cameron Goodman: Are you joking me… I’m like the biggest fan of High School Musical! I’m not kidding, my friends think I’m such a nerd. But, so I went to film school. I decided to go back to school because I wanted to learn screen writing and film. And we’re going around this classroom and everybody’s sort of like in dark clothing and plaids and like knit hats, even though it’s summer. And they’re like what’s your favorite film and we’re going around and everyone’s like Seventeen Years In Siberia, or like The Demon Inside Me, or like Nails On A Chalkboard 2, like all these really insanely esoteric films or whatever and it gets to me and I’m like “High School Musical, the first one!” And there’s like dead silence and everyone stares at me and I’m like “It is happy, it is fun, it’s just so wonderful and obviously it’s a popular film that people like. So that’s the kind of film that I want to be a part of you know.” And so it’s sort of a total dream come true when I booked it a few months later.

Tommy2: Yeah that’s awesome! And without giving anything away, what’s the back story in Sharpay’s Fabulous Adventure?

Cameron Goodman: Well Sharpay having always wanting to become a big actress and quote “Have It All” from the third song, goes to Broadway to become a Broadway star. Her biggest idol is an actress her age name Amber Lee Adams and that’s the character that I play. So she wants to understudy and sort of be Amber Lee Adams and it that pursuit recognizes that Amber perhaps is not such a great role model for her anyway and it’s sort of interesting because Sharpay’s been the sort of the evil character in the last 3 films and this film she’s the hero and she sort of recognizes the error in her ways and becomes a real heroine in this film. She really, becomes the character that you can get invested in and really like care for a lot in this film. So I really, I do love this little, this little ditty.

The funny thing about this movie is that I didn’t know it was High School Musical 4 until after we got to the set and like a few days after I’d been in Canada because they had only given me the top secret coded script with all the names changed.

Tommy2: Oh interesting!

Cameron Goodman: So I was just stoked to be in a Disney Channel movie and I was like “this is awesome.” And then a few days into it, and I remember I read the script originally and was like wow they should really get Ashley Tisdale for this. And a few days into it like I, you know, nobody told me, by the way this is High School Musical 4 and the whole time I kept thinking this is so weird because she plays a character just like this in High School Musical, and they’d just been sending me the names changed and everything so I called my parents and said “you will never believe this!”

Tommy2: Now speaking of Ashley, what was it like working with her?

Cameron Goodman: Ashley and I are really very similar, which is so funny and fun. So I, we just got along very well. I really, really, really enjoy spending time with her and he had just a ball on set together. And it was funny, we go to the same church, we read the same kind of books, we like to do the same things in our spare time and it was very similar… kind of jokes and humor and everything. So, we had a great time.

Tommy2: Now based on the trailers that are out, we can look forward to a bunch of big dance numbers. Do you have much of a dance background like and will we be seeing you dance much in the film?

Cameron Goodman: No! God no! I have no dance background. In fact I cringe every time I have to do dancing in an audition. I don’t luckily have any dance numbers in the film, so I’m pretty good to go on this one.

Tommy2: And what other characters or actors in the film did you enjoy working with?

Cameron Goodman: It’s really, actually I still hang out with Jack Plotnick who plays the writer in the film, and he has a great acting class that I’ve been going to for a few months now that I really enjoy. And Austin Butler is amazing, we helped each other a lot putting auditions on tape on our off days and stuff. And Bradley is just the coolest! I had no idea that he was you know eleven years old or whatever. He seems like he’s in his twenties, and he’s a little mature.

Tommy2: And obviously it seems like you’re really invested into your career and you’ve been doing everything to get yourself out there, including like the stuff with TheBreafastBurrito.com. What type of encouraging words do you have to people that want to do what you’re doing?

Cameron Goodman: I really, really think that you have to be willing to embarrass yourself on a regular basis to be an actor because there’s so many things that you’re like “oh I don’t want to do this, okay!” I mean you sort of take a big breath and just do it. And I think people are always so embarrassed to put themselves out there and you can’t be. You just have to take bold risks all the time. You know to get your agent you have to go in and be like “Hey I’m going to make you money, and this is going to be a lot of fun and like let’s work together” and sometimes having to say things like that is just embarrassing. The first time you go down the red carpet is humiliating! People think it’s so awesome, people are like “Oh I can’t wait to walk down the red carpet and people like taking pictures of me.” It is so humiliating because odds are these people are not the people that are watching your films. They go home and watch Star Trek or Fringe or they don’t know who you are. There’s somebody like whispering your name in their ear and they’re like so/so look here, Ashley look here, Cameron look here. And a lot of times they’re like I don’t need a picture, they’ll just tell you flat out, “I don’t want a picture of you” and your like “okay, I’m really sorry to bother you.” So anyway… sorry!

I guess my other, my other big passion is that I went to school on the east coast and I studied economics and all of my friends felt very inclined to do exactly what their parents wanted them to do. We all studied really hard, we all got into a good school, and then we all went on and like became bankers, lawyers or doctors. Period, that’s it. All of my friends are bankers, lawyers and doctors and I think a lot of them really regret having just taking for granted what everyone else is doing and just doing it. Because sometimes people are meant to be actors and artists and musicians and broadcast journalism, things outside of the box and when you’re programmed to think, this equals success you’re less likely to take risks and possible fail. Now I’m not saying to be stupid or to make choices that put your future in peril, but I am saying if there is something your passionate about it’s worth a year or two of your time to investigate. And when I say like take a year off and find out if you, if your an astronaut you know. Take a year off and find out if your and artist, or an actor or whatever. I mean take a full year off. Only invest every minute of your day to doing that. Like figure out what you can do every minute to get yourself further in that goal. Like don’t waste that year and then go huh, “I guess it’s not meant to be.” Because these are artistic careers you have to do just consumes yourself with ideas. It’s a game of darts. You know you throw one hundred darts at the board and one of them will stick. You know I go out for a hundred auditions and I book two of them, and hopefully one of those auditions, you know one of those jobs is something that will lead to another job, you know. But a lot of times it’s not, this career is so full of people going “Oh my God I made it! Oh my God I made it! Wait a second, no I didn’t.” I mean I see that so often that you always have to be like “I haven’t made it, I haven’t made it, just keep going.” Like don’t even stop for a second to think that you’ve made it, do you know what I mean? Like never relax, you just have to keep going forward full steam and throwing those darts.

Tommy2: Yeah, you definitely have to be passionate and that definitely comes through in that answer that you just gave that you’re just serious about getting out there and showing your stuff. Now Cameron for people that want to follow you know and try and figure out what’s going on with you online, do you have like a Twitter account or Facebook or anything that people could you know find out about you?

Cameron Goodman: Yeah, Facebook is my favorite thing. I like it a little bit more than Twitter, but uh yeah, BreakfastBurrito.com website would be awesome and you can email with me directly, and also Facebook has my actual email. So I actually get a lot of people who are interested in acting emailing me for advice and I take every email seriously, I really do because I know if your emailing me for advice your probably considering this career choice and there’s a lot of pros and cons to it. So I do like to talk to people about it before they make that decision and move out here.

Tommy2: Alright Cameron, it’s been a great time talking with you today and getting the scoop on Sharpay’s Fabulous Adventure. Thanks so much for your time.

Cameron Goodman: Thank you Tommy, your the best!

- Enfin, voici les liens des pages Facebook et Twitter officielles de Sharpay :
Twitter : http://twitter.com/disneysharpay
Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/DisneySharpay

DLH Fan a écrit:

J'ai vu le DVD de Le Chihuahua de Beverly Hills 2 sur lequel figure le sneak-peek que l'on connaît, mais cette fois-ci sous-titré. On y apprend le nom français : Les Nouvelles Aventures de Sharpay. De plus, la date y est annoncée : "sur vos écrans à l'été 2011".

J'aime !

Enfin on connait le titre français puis une date !! ^^

D'ailleurs en regardant l'extrait sur le chihuahua de Beverly Hills 2, je me suis demandé si le "sur vos écrans" ... voulait dire télé ? Je suppose...

DisneyBreak a écrit:

DLH Fan a écrit:

J'ai vu le DVD de Le Chihuahua de Beverly Hills 2 sur lequel figure le sneak-peek que l'on connaît, mais cette fois-ci sous-titré. On y apprend le nom français : Les Nouvelles Aventures de Sharpay. De plus, la date y est annoncée : "sur vos écrans à l'été 2011".

J'aime !

Enfin on connait le titre français puis une date !! ^^

Oui et non, la date est fausse, apparemment la sortie du film a était repousser et serais prévu pour début 2012.

Boris a écrit:

D'ailleurs en regardant l'extrait sur le chihuahua de Beverly Hills 2, je me suis demandé si le "sur vos écrans" ... voulait dire télé ? Je suppose...

Oui oui, étant donné qu'il ne sort pas au cinéma.

@Rhino : Comme tu le dis, "apparemment"... Ainsi, rien n'est sûr.

Cameron Goodman a à nouveau été interviewée. Elle évoque SFA, et voici le plus intéressant : "Well even though it is based on Ashley Tisdale’s character from High School Musical, it is its own franchise. There could even be more films to come. It is about how Sharpay changes from evil to good etc.".
Ce qui veut dire : "Même si [le film] est basé sur le personnage d'Ashley Tisdale de HSM, il possède sa propre franchise. Il pourrait même y avoir d'autres films. Cela montre, comment Sharpay, une méchante fille, est devenue gentille"

DLH Fan a écrit:

@Rhino : Comme tu le dis, "apparemment"... Ainsi, rien n'est sûr.

La personne qui l'a annoncé travail chez Disney France, il est donc plus au courant de la date de sortie que nous...

Oui, je me souviens, mais la seule date OFFICIELLE est celle donnée par le sneak-peek. Peut-être est-elle obsolète, mais elle reste officielle.

Amazon.co.uk propose une jaquette pour la sortie au Royaume-Uni, sans préciser de date.
Je pense qu'il s'agit d'un fake, notamment à cause du fait qu'il y est indiqué "DCOM".
Néanmoins, cette jaquette est d'une assez bonne qualité visuelle. La voici :

Surtout, il n'y a pas le code de la BBFC qui indique à quel public le film s'adresse : la jaquette sera donc amenée à évoluer.

Disney a posté 3 extraits du film sur le compte Youtube Disney Movies.
On découvre ainsi 3 scènes :
- La découverte du premier appartement (luxueux) de Sharpay :

- La découverte du studio dans lequel Sharpay va passer son séjour à Broadway :

- La scène où Peyton redonne à Sharpay la confiance en elle-même :


C'est avec plaisir que je retrouve le jeu d'Ashley Tisdale, très convaincant. Austin Butler à, a priori, l'air d'être prometteur.
Enfin bref, il me tarde de découvrir le film !

Il me semble que je n'avais pas relaté le descriptif officiel qui figurera sur les éditions américaines. Le voici, suivi d'une traduction que j'ai rapidement rédigée :

"Just how fabulous do you have to be to make it big in the Big Apple? One aspiring diva is about to find out...the hard way! Ashley Tisdale shines in this totally captivating comedy.

After a talent scout spots her performing with her dog Boi at a charity gala, Sharpay Evans (Tisdale) sets off for the bright lights of NYC, convinced instant fame and fortune are in the bag (designer bag, that is). But theatre's a dog-eat-dog world, as she and Boi discover when they encounter the devious owner of a pampered pooch named "Countess" and a scheming Broadway starlet who will do anything to crush the competition. Fortunately, Sharpay also meets Peyton (Austin Butler), a handsome student filmmaker who finds Sharpay nearly as fascinating as she finds herself.

Sparkling with fun, fashion and fantastic bonus features, SHARPAY'S FABULOUS ADVENTURE will make your whole family stand up and cheer!"

"À quel point devez-vous être fabuleux pour avoir un succès fou dans la Grosse Pomme ? Une diva est sur le point de le découvrir… à la dure ! Ashley Tisdale brille dans cette comédie absolument captivante.

Après qu’un découvreur de talent l’ait repérée alors qu’elle assurait le spectacle avec son chien Boi, à un gala de charité, Sharpay Evans (Ashley Tisdale) se met en route pour les lumières de New York, convaincue que la gloire et la fortune immédiates sont dans le sac (de créateur, évidemment). Mais le théâtre est un monde impitoyable, elle et Boi le découvrent lorsqu’ils rencontrent le sournois propriétaire d’une chienne choyée nommée « Comtesse » et une intrigante starlette de Broadway qui fera tout pour écraser la compétition. Heureusement, Sharpay rencontre aussi Peyton (Austin Butler), un bel étudiant en cinéma qui trouve Sharpay presque aussi fascinante qu’elle se trouve elle-même.

En étincelant avec du plaisir, de la mode et des bonus fantastiques, LES NOUVELLES AVENTURES DE SHARPAY feront se dresser et applaudir votre famille entière !"

Une nouvelle vidéo extraite du numéro de Sharpay au gala de charité, à Lava Springs, avant de partir pour Broadway, donc.
J'aime beaucoup et la chanson (I'm Gonna Shine - Je Vais Briller) et la chorégraphie.
Il y a d'ailleurs deux références (voulues ou non, je ne sais pas) aux anciens HSM dans les paroles : d'abord "Fabulous" puis "Bop to the Top".

Au Québec, le film aura comme titre La "Fabulous" aventure de Sharpay et voici le visuel du DVD :