Jan 18 2008Efron Meeting Welles, Overjoys Adolescent 'Citizen Kane' Fanbase

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Zac Efron, the young actor blurring the line between sprite and terribly effeminate man-child, has scored a role in Richard Linklater's latest, Me and Orson Welles.

Set in 1937, the story centers on a high school student (Efron) who, while strolling the streets of New York, happens upon the yet-to-open Mercury Theatre and is noticed by its mercurial founder, Orson Welles. The man lands a bit part in "Julius Caesar," the production that catapulted Welles to the top, and spends the next week learning about life and love.

Wondering how the Tiger Beat pinup, known mostly for his role in High School Musical, will handle a more dramatic part? I think I have the answer, under the cut.

Thanks to Best Week Ever for the clip.

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FIRST!

I'm sure Orson Welles is rolling over in his enormous grave... although I'm sure he'd agree Zac is just a DREAMBOAT!

"Zac Efron, the young actor blurring the line between sprite and terribly effeminate man-child"


Greatest description of Zac Efron. EVAR!

All I know about this kid is that he shouldn't let his girlfriend wear clothes. Thats all I care to know about him too.

http://theunsoberlife.com

I did everything you asked and this is my reward? That was mean.

You lost me at "...the story centers on a high school student (Efron)"

Bloody hell.

Gay....Super gay....

To see cool pics with Zac, showing that he is "not" gay go to WhyFame.com

Maybe now he'll get a decent haircut.

So the answer is that he'll do an amazing, extremely-heterosexual job at it??

I wonder who's going to play Orson. Hmmm....

He's like a young gay Hasselhoff....but gayer

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