Is Zac Efron in this movie?
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Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Liberal Arts
dbwilyumz — 14 years ago(August 08, 2011 11:37 AM)
A spattering of tweets back in June reported Zac Efron in the central Ohio area, his presence supposedly related to the filming of Liberal Arts. A production assistant on the movie mentioned him in the cast. Now he's in New Orleans, wearing a Liberal Arts crew t-shirt. So he seems to have done something involving this movie; does anyone know what?
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dbwilyumz — 14 years ago(August 18, 2011 08:18 AM)
OK, someone has added Efron to the cast list within the past day or two, but the entry still says "last updated July 27." What does "updated" mean when you can add someone to the cast list without changing the date? The entry says Efron plays the character "Nat." That suggests that whoever added the entry must know something (but this is the Internet, you never know).
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HimynameisF — 14 years ago(August 27, 2011 05:42 AM)
Now that I can assume is true.
Well, as he showed in Charlie St. Cloud, Zac is not quite ready yet to deliver a great performance as a character other than the High School Kid, so I would have been shocked to learn that Josh Radnor had given him a big part in his movie -
apeirophobia — 14 years ago(September 11, 2011 11:52 AM)
I thought he was great in Charlie St Cloud. He was in 17 Again and that was great. He gets better every go around. He's also in major roles in 3 other films next year so I think Josh would have been fine giving him a big role if it was right for the part.
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ThatDoesntMatter — 13 years ago(December 26, 2012 02:49 PM)
He's the Spirit Guide in this one!!!!:-)))
And no, he's not high, no alcohol, no drugs either I am sure! Simple H2O, high on life and lovea cute little role, yes, Zen-ish, Yoda-ish, but not druggish! -
TooPrettyInPink — 13 years ago(September 02, 2012 10:33 PM)
It might be too late for this, but to answer your question, Zac plays a (most likely) high, zen kid who runs into Radnor's characters a couple times at night and imparts some wisdom on him, like "it's all okay." He wears a red knit cap with earflaps, a down jacket and some scruff. He's only in about ten minutes of the movie, but his role is certainly memorable because there weren't that many characters to start with.