Corbin Bleu and Luke Mullen wear all black as the hit up the premiere of The School For Good and Evil held at Regency Village Theatre on Tuesday (October 18) in Los Angeles.
The actors both stepped out showing support for their current and former co-star Sofia Wylie, who stars in the movie.
Other Disney stars in attendance at the premiere were Sydney to the Max‘s Jackson Dollinger and Ava Kolker, Emily Skinner, Sierra McCormick, Piper Curda and Emery Kelly, along with several more young actors and influencers.
The upcoming movie follows best friends Sophie and Agatha who find themselves on opposing sides of a modern fairy tale when they’re swept away into an enchanted school where young heroes and villains are trained to protect the balance of good and evil.
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Mace Coronel and Maxwell Acee Donovan are heading back in time to the 1990s for the upcoming Netflix series That ’90s Show!
The young actors, who weren’t even born in the 90s, are among the young cast in the new show, a sequel to the hit That ’70s Show.
Debra Jo Rupp and Kurtwood Smith will be reprising their roles of Kitty and Red.
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Congrats to Callie Hope Haverda!
The young actress, who you might recognize from Hulu’s Shut Eye, has joined the cast of indie flick, The Lost Husband.
Directed by Vicky Wight, the film will also star Josh Duhamel and Leslie Bibb, plus Isaiah Whitlock Jr., Herizen F. Guardiola, and Nora Dunn.
The film is based on the Katherine Center novel of the same name and follows Libby, a woman who is trying to put her life back together after the death of her husband. She moves with her children to her estranged aunt’s goat farm in Central Texas.
Callie will play Libby’s daughter Abby, and began filming in Texas this week.
In addition to starring as Isabella Rossellini’s granddaughter Lala Marks in Shut Eye, Callie has also been seen in The Adventures of Pepper and Paula as well as the Sci-Fi feature Stage V.
Callie is repped by Paradigm in Los Angeles, Pastorini-Bosby in Texas, and Kim Matuka at Schuller Talent Management.
