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| Directed by | Sean McNamara |
| Written by | John Doolittle (screenplay) |
| Produced by | Isaac Larian Vince McMahon Joel Simon |
| Starring | Paula Abdul Nathalia Ramos Skyler Shaye Logan Browning Janel Parrish |
| Distributed by | Lionsgate Crystal Sky Pictures |
Release dates | August 3, 2007 |
| Language | English |
Bratz (also known as Bratz: The Movie) is a forthcoming live-action feature film based on the popular Bratz fashion doll line by MGA Entertainment. It's scheduled for release on August 3, 2007.
Plot
The story of four teenage girls, ready to grow apart because at their new high school, the nasty head girl Meredith says they have to be in a clique to survive. When the girls Yasmin, Cloe, Jade, and Sasha end up fighting between their groups, they decide to make their own group - the Bratz - to overrule Meredith and to show everybody they have the right to be anyone they want. The Bratz also try to win the talent show.
Development
- The film was announced on May 15 2006, when MGA Entertainment, Avi Arad Productions, and Crystal Sky Pictures teamed up to bring the Bratz dolls to the big screen. Under the deal, Crystal Sky Pictures will finance the film, Avi Arad and MGA will executive produce. John Doolittle and Susie Singer Carter penned the screenplay. [1] [2]
- The shooting of the film was completed on March 24 2007, and it is now in post production.[citation needed]
Cast
- Nathalia Ramos as Yasmin
- Skyler Shaye as Cloe
- Janel Parrish as Jade
- Logan Browning as Sasha
- Chelsea Staub as Meredith
- Anneliese van der Pol as Avery
- Emily Rose Everhard as Cherish
- Malese Jow as Quinn
- Stephen Lunsford as Cameron
- Daniel Booko as Brad
- Jerad Anderson as Jonas
- Ian Nelson as Dylan
- Jon Voight as Principal Berkman
- Tami-Adrian George as Sasha's Mom
- Kadeem Hardison as Sasha's Dad
- Kim Morgan Greene as Cloe's Mom
- Constance Hsu as Jade's Mom
- Paula Abdul as an unconfirmed character
Soundtrack
A soundtrack of the movie will be released three days before the movie on August 7, 2007.
- Black Eyed Peas - Express Yourself
- Sean Stewart - In Crowd
- The Bratz - Bratitude
- The Bratz - Open Eyes
- Prima J - Rockstar
- Janel Parrish - Rainy Day
- Brick & Lace - Love is Wicked
- Matt White - Saying Goodbye
- Ashlee Simpson - Invisible
- Chelsea Staub - Fabulous
- Slumber Party Girls - It's My Life
- Slumber Party Girls - Summer's Gone
- Dropping Daylight - Tell Me
- Daechelle - Fearless
- Tina Sugandh - No Alternative
- Joanna - Out From Under
- Orianthi - Now or Never
- Alex Band - Doesn't Get Better Than This
- Clique - Alter Ego
- Sean Paul - Breakout
Avril Lavigne's hit single "Girlfriend" and The Veronicas' hit single "Everything I'm Not" are both distinctly featured in the film's trailer, while neither are on the soundtrack.
References
External Links
- Bratz: The Movie, CountingDown.com
- Trailer at Apple
- Interview with actress Constance Hsu, Jade's mom
- Unofficial guide and message board for Bratz the Movie BratzPedia.com