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New Streetdance 2 Poster
The Brit boogie sequel gets a quad
18 October 2011 | Written by Helen O'Hara | Source: Exclusive
If Footloose this weekend left you gagging for more dancing, you're in luck. Blighty's own Streetdance 2 is on its way, offering yet more in the way of gyrating, getting down and general rug-cutting. And here we can present to you the teaser quad from the film, just to prove that it really will feature gorgeous people dancing, apparently in front of giant number twos (steady).
The film stars Falk Hentschel as Ash, whose crew (that's his chums who dance with him, grandad) is soundly beaten in a "dance battle" with the aptly-named US crew Invincible. Ash vows to do better next time, and recruits an international team to help him. Hence, we're guessing, the trailer's shots from Paris and Rome.
Streetdance 2 is due out in March 2012, and also stars Sofia Boutella, George Sampson and Tom Conti. Like its perhaps-surprisingly successful predecessor, it's directed by Max Giwa and Dania Pasquini.
http://www.empireonline.com/news/story.asp?NID=32247
The Brit boogie sequel gets a quad
18 October 2011 | Written by Helen O'Hara | Source: Exclusive
If Footloose this weekend left you gagging for more dancing, you're in luck. Blighty's own Streetdance 2 is on its way, offering yet more in the way of gyrating, getting down and general rug-cutting. And here we can present to you the teaser quad from the film, just to prove that it really will feature gorgeous people dancing, apparently in front of giant number twos (steady).
The film stars Falk Hentschel as Ash, whose crew (that's his chums who dance with him, grandad) is soundly beaten in a "dance battle" with the aptly-named US crew Invincible. Ash vows to do better next time, and recruits an international team to help him. Hence, we're guessing, the trailer's shots from Paris and Rome.
Streetdance 2 is due out in March 2012, and also stars Sofia Boutella, George Sampson and Tom Conti. Like its perhaps-surprisingly successful predecessor, it's directed by Max Giwa and Dania Pasquini.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l-5ceZmD1Wkhttp://www.empireonline.com/news/story.asp?NID=32247