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    Disney's success at star-making practically an art form

    Disney's success at star-making has become practically an art form


    By Chuck Barney
    Oakland Tribune
    Article Last Updated: 10/28/2007 06:52:12 AM PDT

    http://www.insidebayarea.com/bayarealiving/ci_7305726
    "If you don't know how to draw, you don't belong in this building" - John Lasseter 2006
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    Re: Disney's success at star-making practically an art form

    Yes, but Disney has been doing that for a long time. Annette? Haley Mills? I don't like the short memory span this article has. It's not like a lot of these "stars" are gonna go farther than a few years, to be honest. I mean, why else is Zac Efron so tempted to work his way out?
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      Re: Disney's success at star-making practically an art form

      Originally posted by sorceress1986 View Post
      Yes, but Disney has been doing that for a long time. Annette? Haley Mills? I don't like the short memory span this article has. It's not like a lot of these "stars" are gonna go farther than a few years, to be honest. I mean, why else is Zac Efron so tempted to work his way out?
      No offense but perhaps Kurt Russell and Jodie Foster would've been better examples of a far more rare and expansive careers.

      "Work his way out"? It's called working your way up, trying to establish a career beyond the 'HSM' franchise. He's starting a film called '17' soon and obviously on his way:
      And look what's happened to Zac alone." After "High School Musical," Efron, 19, starred in "Hairspray," released last month, and he appears on the cover of the Aug. 10 Rolling Stone magazine. Paramount recently announced he will star in a film version of the musical "Footloose," scheduled for release in 2009. Ortega was chosen to direct.
      http://www.micechat.com/forums/showt...uld-74207.html

      'Hairspray' has made over $180 million worldwide thus far.
      Last edited by ALIASd; 10-28-2007, 03:03 PM.
      "If you don't know how to draw, you don't belong in this building" - John Lasseter 2006

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        Re: Disney's success at star-making practically an art form

        The original Mickey Mouse Club also served as a proving ground for talent. Tim Considine, Tommy Kirk, Kevin Corcoran, Bobby Burgess, our dear Annette, and so many others displayed real talents on TV in the '50s and in movies going into the '60s.

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