Ohh, Zac Efron. How you wooed me with your silly basketball-dancing in High School Musical and hot Aviators-and-leather-jacket ensemble in 17 Again. Now he’ll be ruffling my feathers for a whole new set of reasons: he’s signed on to play two roles in some very mature movies.
According to Deadline Hollywood, the 22-year-old heartthrob has joined the cast of Fire, an Universal Pictures adaptation of a graphic novel by Brian Michael Bendis that was published by Image Comics. He’ll also executive produce. Zac Attack will play a college student who is recruited by the CIA, only to find that he has been trained for a program that creates expendable agents.
Zac has also made a deal with Warner Brothers to star in a Back To The Future-like film that combines two other projects. One’s a pitch from writers Tim Calpin and Kevin Jakubowski, and the other is a WB project called Algorithm.
Zac has already had one more serious role, in the art film Me and Orson Welles. It didn’t make a big box office slash, but it earned his some positive reviews. Yay for Zac! (And move over, Shia LaBeouf.) I knew this kid would be a huge movie star.
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His performance was not good in “Me and Orson Welles”