Troy's best friend and fellow basketball player who develops a romantic relationship with Taylor.
Troy's loyal best friend and basketball teammate.
Troy's best friend and fellow basketball player known for his comedic timing.
Austin is Maddy's computer-skilled friend and an aspiring filmmaker. He helps Maddy and Gus rob Harderbach Financial by watching the infant and manipulating the bank's cameras and alarms. He feels betrayed when he learns Maddy separately told both boys that she loved them, but later reunites with them.
Steve is Danni Rogers's paramedic boyfriend and a source of emotional support during her early difficulties. Their relationship becomes strained when Danni refuses to move in with him and later asks him to help at the police station. Abby ultimately threatens him and stabs him in the neck during the hospital confrontation.
The protagonist, a talented Brooklyn boxer who secretly joins his neighbor Mary's Double Dutch team as a replacement. As a jumper, he rapidly improves his rope skills while his boxing declines. After a conflict over his divided loyalties and public humiliation by a rival, he ultimately chooses his passion for jump rope over his father's expectations. He wins the city finals with his team, reconciles with his father, and ends up in a lasting relationship with Mary.
Thomas is Peyton’s former romantic connection and teenage sweetheart. He encourages her camp-history book idea, works alongside her during the celebration, and kisses her as their old closeness returns. He admits that he has fallen in love with Peyton again, but fears repeating past mistakes and worries he may not be a good father.
Marco is the central male lead of the reality dating show, responsible for giving hearts to contestants during the staged ceremonies. He chooses Candace, Vanessa, and Bree, praises Vanessa's independence, and tells Bree he feels they have always known each other while appearing especially focused on her.
Corbin Bleu has 64 screen credits in a career dating back to 1994. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently High School Musical with 3 titles. Signature works include High School Musical 3: Senior Year, High School Musical, High School Musical 2. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
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