From CNN: Zac Efron hopes to avoid curse of teen heartthrobs

Dec 02, 2009 17:31

In the long history of attractive young actors and the girls who scream and stalk them, few can translate that teen adoration into leading man respect ( Read more... )

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jeezbee December 3 2009, 01:02:23 UTC
I've read the article earlier today and love it. However, I do think that time has changed the situation from the Corey Haim, Luke Perry, Ralph Macchio, Jason Priestley days a bit. Nowadays, with the change in the entertainment media and all the tabloids, blogs, paps, etc actors are so much more present than back then. Once you've become a name, it takes much longer to disappear now imo because casting is also influenced by the media attention a star can bring to the movie. That doesn't mean it's easy for a teen star to migrate over, and it certainly doesn't make them automatically leading man but I believe it's much "harder" to completely disappear ( ... )

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ehs_wildcats December 3 2009, 01:55:50 UTC
IA... the internet definitely stretches careers out. it's good when it's zac but bad when it is reality tv celebutards :(

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jeezbee December 3 2009, 02:34:26 UTC
I will never understand the fascination with the reality tv people.

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jessica3311 December 3 2009, 03:41:35 UTC
me either.

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jessica3311 December 3 2009, 03:42:17 UTC
Plus it look like he has been keeping up w/ trims...Im hoping he keeps this hair style for a LONG time!

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spassbremse123 December 3 2009, 13:50:44 UTC
Exactly.. you can't quite compare his situation today with other people who were famous a decade ago.

Times have changed.. a lot.

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