'The Lucky One': Theater geek Zac Efron summons his inner Marine
'The Lucky One': Theater geek Zac Efron summons his inner Marine Ever since the "High School Musical" series concluded, Zac Efron has been trying to distance himself from his days as a teen pinup.
But his first major drama, 2010's tear-jerker "Charlie St. Cloud," didn't do much to cement his reputation as a serious actor: The movie earned tepid reviews and didn't make a significant dent at the box office.
The 24-year-old is hoping things will finally change with "The... read more
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