Charlie St. Cloud
Character: Charlie St. Cloud
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- Untitled Workplace Comedy
- Art of the Steal
- The Lucky One
- Einstein Theory
- Fire
- Robot Chicken: Star Wars Episode III
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New Zac and Vanessa Photos!
August 18, 2010 Comment (1) - Posted by Stephany
Zac Efron and Vanessa Hudgens went and saw Memphis: The Musical on Broadway at NYC’s Shubert Theatre on Tuesday (August 17th). Zac saw the show twice last month, too! It must be good.
Hey guys! Last night in Los Angeles Zac and Vanessa attended the Details Magazine September Issue Launch Party to celebrate his cover. I’ve uploaded photos from the event to our Gallery. If you’ll notice a few of his “17 Again” co-stars were at the event.. Sterling Knight, Leslie Mann, and Michelle Trachtenberg.. also Adam Shankman from Hairspray. I’ve seen a few rumors that the party was at Adam’s house, but I cant confirm that yet. Zac also posed with Bill Hader and Matthew Morrison!
Zac Efron’s salary more than North Carolina’s talent cap can handle
Yet another Nicholas Sparks film has slipped through our fingers. The production team of “The Lucky One” set up offices in New Orleans on Monday. Although Wilmington’s EUE/Screen Gems studios was a consideration, the producers officially announced they had decided to make the film in Louisiana last Friday, said Craig Fincannon, founder of local casting agency Fincannon and Associates.
High School Musical star Zac Efron signed on for the lead role of the romantic drama about a U.S. Marine who returns from Iraq to search for the young woman in a photo he had found and carried throughout his tour of duty. He finds her in North Carolina, he said.
But, North Carolina’s $1 million tax incentive cap on highly compensated individuals (actors and directors) sent the film to Louisiana, Fincannon said. Efron signed a contract for more than that amount, he said. So, the production team decided to go elsewhere.
Currently Louisiana offers film production companies a 30 percent tax incentive on any motion picture project and does not have any caps on the size of the film or talent pay, said Chris Stelly, director of Film and Television in the Louisiana Office of Entertainment Industry Development.
North Carolina offers film companies a 25 percent tax incentive and recently raised the film tax cap from $7.5 million to $20 million this past legislative session. However, the cap on talent remains at $1 million.
Last summer, Disney chose to film Sparks’ “The Last Song” starring Miley Cyrus in Georgia despite initial plans to film in North Carolina.
Hey guys! Here are new Zac Candids from today! Enjoy..
“Zac Efron was spotted making his way around Los Angeles, California on Tuesday (August 10th). Stopping off at a local gas station to refuel his Audi, the “Charlie St Cloud” stud had what looked to be a script in his hand as he stepped out of his car to complete his pumping action while still reading away.”
Would you believe the Charlie St. Cloud star has bigger problems than poison oak on his nether regions? Turns out, being the nicest actor in Hollywood is torture. By Andrew Goldman, Photographs by Norman Jean Roy August 2010 Issue of Details Magazine
Zac Efron refuses to shake my outstretched hand. “Oh, dude, I can’t,” he says. “I’ve got a bad case of poison oak.” I immediately assume this is a new no-shakes-allowed alibi for the celebrity germaphobe. And at first glance, as I stand here shoulder-to-shoulder with him, at the grand host station of West Hollywood’s Soho House, it does occur to me that perhaps Efron has taken a Howard Hughes-ian turn; although he’s not shuffling around with tissue boxes on his feet, he is sporting a homeless-urban-ninja look, with a black Lacoste T-shirt under a blackhoodie pulled over his head. He’s got only one arm through the sweatshirt, and the other sleeve hangs slack like an elephant’s paralyzed trunk. Frankly, he looks kind of nuts.
It’s just before 6 p.m., and we’ve arrived to watch Game 3 of the NBA Finals, which is taking place in Boston, meaning we won’t be sitting in Efron’s regular courtside seats at the Staples Center. Efron’s publicist has supposedly arranged a private dining room in which we can eat and watch the game, but the club’s hostess is clicking around on her computer, unable to find the reservation. “Oh, maybe it’s under my name,” he offers meekly. “I’m Zac Efron.”
Hey guys.. here is something I love from the Details Feature on Zac (which I’m fixing to post.. waiting to post it last so it stays on the top of our page for awhile).. Zac jumping off a cliff where he accidentally stepped in poison oak. Cool photos though!