High School Musical is a 2006 American teen/romantic comedy musical television film and the first installment in the High School Musical trilogy. (Photo : Facebook/High School Musica)
Disney announced in March that they are about to make another sequel for "High school Musical": however, since Zac Efron, Vanessa Hudgens along with the other cast members from the first 3 sequels are already too old to reprise their role as students, Disney has also announced that they're going to introduce new actors for the upcoming "High school Musical 4."
Disney is known for keeping all the intricate details about their upcoming shows completely under wraps. It came as a surprise that, just recently, a rumored picture of the script for the upcoming "High School Musical" sequel somehow got out.
According to Game n Guide, the script contained the lines that seemed to be made for the first scene of the sequel, and because of the leaked script, the names of the characters were revealed; although, Disney could possibly change everything that is written on the said script.
The script revealed that the star athlete or the Troy Bolton of "High school Musical 4" would be named as Peyton, although people are still unsure whether the character is a boy or a girl. It also contained different information about the other characters, such as Erin (the only girl in the school's soccer team), Derek (the popular guy who's into dancing), Campbell (a person who secretly have feelings for Erin) and Nathalie (who was considered as a social climber).
Although Disney has not confirmed anything about the script for "High school Musical 4" yet, maybe by now they're already changing everything that was leaked to keep all details completely under wraps.
On other news, ever since the announcement of "High school Musical 4," fans are insisting Disney channel to cast Efron and Hudgens in the upcoming sequel, since "High school Musical" served as their gateway to the show biz industry. Sadly, according to Ecumenical news, a Troy and Vanessa cameo is not going to happen.
The news stated that both of the actors are busy doing their own thing, and even if they wanted to make an effort and be a part of "High school Musical 4," their schedules would not allow them to. Efron just wrapped up his filming for the movie "Baywatch," and now, the actor is currently in talks for a role alongside Hugh Jackman in "The Greatest Showman on Earth."
On the other hand, Hudgens is busy working on the upcoming NBC comedy title "Powerless."
The premiere date of "High school Musical 4" is still unknown, but it is believed to hit the big screens sometime in 2017.
Watch Efron and Hudgens singing "The Start of Something New" in "High School Musical" below:
