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Starstruck
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Starring Danielle Campbell, and Sterling Knight the story follows a supposed visit trip by two Midwestern girls which eventually turns to be a life with a famous pop star for one of them.
Starring Danielle Campbell, and Sterling Knight the story follows a supposed visit trip by two Midwestern girls which eventually turns to be a life with a famous pop star for one of them.
Actors:
Harry Perry,
Russell Duncan,
Brittani Osborne,
Aryn Nelson,
Sunkrish Bala,
Alice Hirson,
Abbie Cobb
Harry Perry
Russell Duncan
Brittani Osborne
Aryn Nelson
Sunkrish Bala
21 May 1984, Bombay, India
Alice Hirson
10 March 1929, New York City, New York, USA
Abbie Cobb
6 June 1985, Virginia, USA
Director:
Michael Grossman
Michael Grossman
Country:
United States
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June 08, 2010
Parents need to know that this squeaky-clean Disney movie is a worry-free choice for tweens. Sara's infatuation with Christopher -- while possibly grating on parents' nerves -- may resonate with viewers and raise some issues about our celebrity-obsessed s
June 02, 2010
For a teen film, StarStruck has great music, a solid romantic-comedy backbone, and decent performances. Only the illogical moments and shortcuts keep it from being an unqualified success.
July 30, 2012
Starstruck is entirely forgettable after seeing it from the grown-up perspective.
June 02, 2011
...the film's progressively tedious vibe [is] compounded by the inclusion of an eye-rollingly pointless fake break-up towards the end.