A self-trained dancer from the streets of Detroit finds her way after auditioning for the most prestigious ballet academy in New York.A self-trained dancer from the streets of Detroit finds her way after auditioning for the most prestigious ballet academy in New York.A self-trained dancer from the streets of Detroit finds her way after auditioning for the most prestigious ballet academy in New York.
- Lexi
- (as Crystal Lowe)
- Valerie Taft
- (as Jacqueline Steuart)
- Mr. Von Stroh
- (as Keith Gordey)
- Suzanne Groupie #1
- (as Kristen Wicklund)
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- TriviaG4's "Attack of the Show" star Candice Bailey auditioned for the film. During a director call back, she had to dance. During which she fell on her face.
- GoofsAt the beginning of the movie there is a dance scene taking place in the streets of Detroit, in it cars are shown with front and back Michigan license plates. In Michigan there are no front license plates only rear ones.
- Quotes
Tommy Anderson: OK, well I suck at it and I need some help.
Kate Parker: Well that's why your at the ABA.
Tommy Anderson: Yeah, I know they'll give me steps but they can't give me what I really need.
Kate Parker: And what do you really need?
Tommy Anderson: Fire.
Kate Parker: What?
Tommy Anderson: My instructor told me to find fire.
Kate Parker: What, and I look like two sticks you can rub together?
Tommy Anderson: Kind of.
- ConnectionsFollowed by Center Stage: On Pointe (2016)
- SoundtracksBurnin' (Woy Yoy Yoy)
Written by Triniti Bhaguandas (as Jeanette Bhaguandas), Keith Lewis, Rohan Stephens
Performed by Triniti Bhaguandas (as Ms. Triniti)
Courtesy of Unseen Lab Recordings, Inc.
The strongest area would be the dance routines. Very entertaining, they kept making me want to get up and dance along. The characters were likable, believable and linked in nicely with the original story.
The weakest areas would probably be the under par dialog and the been there done that story line. But considering it is a sequel, there really wasn't a whole lot of new ground or directions they could go in. On saying that, the story was told strongly enough to keep you interested the whole way through.
A lovely little Saturday night in movie for all the dance crazed movie fans.
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- Gross worldwide
- $34,073
- Runtime1 hour 35 minutes
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