Excessive College Musical has been one of many greatest franchises to return out of Disney Channel. The unique movie premiered on the community in 2006, whereas its first sequel, “Excessive College Musical 2,” arrived only a 12 months later. The flicks have been such large hits that the community launched the third movie, “Excessive College Musical 3: Senior Yr,” in theaters. The trilogy has since impressed merchandise like novels and video video games, in addition to a by-product film referred to as “Sharpay’s Fabulous Journey” and the hit Disney+ sequence “Excessive College Musical: The Musical: The Sequence.”
Whereas the forged have reunited on a number of events over time, we’re crossing our fingers there’s nonetheless an opportunity a “Excessive College Musical 4” may occur with Zac Efron, Vanessa Hudgens, Ashley Tisdale, Corbin Bleu, Lucas Grabeel, and Monique Coleman returning to reprise their roles.
On June 26, Hudgens, who performed Gabriella Montez within the movies, posted an Instagram video of herself visiting Salt Lake Metropolis’s East Excessive College, the place the trilogy was filmed. Simply weeks later, Efron, who performed Troy Bolton, posted a photograph on Instagram of him in entrance of the well-known faculty. This bought us questioning whether or not one other movie could possibly be within the works.
So, may this actually be the beginning of one thing new? This is the whole lot we find out about the opportunity of a “Excessive College Musical 4” film taking place, together with what the unique forged have mentioned about returning to the franchise.
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