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AN ABC FAMILY ORIGINAL MOVIE


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Ashley Tisdale stars as high school senior Mandy Gilbert who's not too hot within the high-stakes world of teen society. But her social status is about to dramatically improve when she lands a date to the biggest party of the year with Drew Patterson (Robbie Amell), the school's hottest guy. Only problem … she's grounded! With the help of her friends and her new, must-have video phone, she'll have to outsmart her overprotective dad and Drew's ex-girlfriend, in a crazy, adventure-filled day that proves that popularity can come and go, but good friends will always be in the picture.

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ashley tisdale as mandy gilbert

Ashley Tisdale was discovered at the age of three in her hometown mall in New Jersey, and has been acting ever since. Best known for her starring role as Sharpay Evans in the award-winning Disney Channel "High School Musical" Original Movies, Tisdale has also appeared in numerous other shows, including "The Suite Life of Zack and Cody," "Nathan's Choice" and "George Lopez." She is also a successful recording artist signed with Warner Bros Records. Tisdale was recently selected as one of US Magazine's 10 Most Powerful Girls In Hollywood, Teen People's 25 Under 25, Teen Vogue's Young Hollywood stars, and as part of Entertainment Weekly's annual "Must List" as a "Must 'Musical' Prodigy."

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kevin pollak as tom gilbert

One of the few stand-up comedians with a successful television and film career, Kevin Pollak first started performing comedy at the age of 10 and debuted on the big screen in George Lucas' "Willow." In 1995 Pollak starred opposite Gabriel Byrne, Kevin Spacy, Benicio Del Toro, Chazz Palminteri and Stephen Baldwin in the critically acclaimed film "The Usual Suspects." Pollak also appeared in Martin Scorsese's Vegas epic "Casino" and gave a memorable comedic performance in "The Whole Nine Yards." He currently appears in the recurring role of D.A. Leo Cutler on the CBS drama "Shark."

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robbie amell as drew patterson

Robbie Amell began acting when he was just six years old and appeared in numerous stage productions in his native Canada before his 2005 feature film debut in "Cheaper by the Dozen 2," in which he acted alongside Carmen Electra, Steve Martin, and Hilary Duff. He followed up with leads in the films "Left For Dead" and "American Pie Presents: Beta House," as well as numerous television appearances including a recurring role on The CW's 2006 series "Runaway" with Donnie Wahlberg and a guest star appearance on "The Murdoch Mysteries." Amell can currently be seen in the role of Max on the Disney Channel's series "Life With Derek."

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lauren collins as alexa

Canadian actor Lauren Collins is best known to international television audiences as alpha-girl Paige Michalchuk on "Degrassi: The Next Generation." She also has a recurring role on the popular teen comedy "Life With Derek," which airs in the U.S. on Disney Channel. Collins will be seen later this year in the MGM coming-of-age feature film "Charlie Bartlett," starring Robert Downey Jr. An active supporter of children's causes, Collins has also volunteered her time and talent for such organizations as Kids Are The Cause, Angel Hair for Kids, Stupid.ca, Toy Mountain, and The Children's Aid Society of Toronto.

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cindy busby as lisa cross

A graduate of the Professional Theatre program at Montreal's Dawson College, Cindy Busby realized her passion for performing at a very young age and starred in numerous theatre productions throughout high school and college. Dawson's television credits include a lead role in the 2005 Canadian mini-series "Norman Bethune," as well as appearances in "Thrill of the Kill" starring Shiri Appleby, "Killer Wave" with Karine Vanasse, and "The Debbie Smith Story" which starred Lea Thompson. Dawson currently plays the role of Ashley Stanton in the CBC production of "Heartland," based on the popular book series, and recently completed production on two upcoming feature films: "Dead Like Me" with director Stephen Herek and "Let The Game Begin" directed by Amit Gupta.

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