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Disney Channel Confirms “Zombies” Movie For 2018

Production has begun on the “music- and dance-filled story.”

Disney Channel has revealed details — and the key cast members — for an upcoming original movie.

Entitled “Zombies,” the music- and dance-filled story focuses on Seabrook High School, the pride-and-joy of a “town preoccupied with uniformity, traditions and pep rallies.”

Things change when students from Zombietown are integrated into the school and cheerleader Addison falls in love with zombie football player Zed.

“Now, amid chaos and confusion, it’s up to them to lead their community to coexistence.”

Production is underway on the film, which will premiere in 2018.

Jeffrey Hornaday is directing the “Zombies,” which is part of the “Disney Channel Original Movie” franchise. He also choreographs alongside Christopher Scott and executive produces alongside Effie Brown.

Meg Donnelly (ABC’s “American Housewife”) and Milo Manheim (“Ghost Whisperer”) star as Addison and Zed, respectively.

The cast also includes Trevor Tordjman (“The Next Step”) as Addison’s cousin and head cheerleader Bucky, Kylee Russell (“Jump In”) as Zed’s zombie best friend Eliza and Carla Jeffery (“Curb Your Enthusiasm”) as Addison’s friend Bree.

Cast photos (courtesy Disney Channel) follow:

ZOMBIES – Production has begun on Disney’s “Zombies,” a music- and dance-filled story about a groundbreaking semester at Seabrook High School; the pride and joy of Seabrook, a suburban town preoccupied with uniformity, traditions and pep rallies. That is until transfer students from Zombietown integrate into the school and a cheerleader and zombie football star, Addison and Zed, fall in love. Now, amid chaos and confusion, it’s up to them to lead their community to coexistence. (Camryn Manheim)
MILO MANHEIM
ZOMBIES – Production has begun on Disney’s “Zombies,” a music- and dance-filled story about a groundbreaking semester at Seabrook High School; the pride and joy of Seabrook, a suburban town preoccupied with uniformity, traditions and pep rallies. That is until transfer students from Zombietown integrate into the school and a cheerleader and zombie football star, Addison and Zed, fall in love. Now, amid chaos and confusion, it’s up to them to lead their community to coexistence. (Guy Visu)
CARLA JEFFERY
ZOMBIES – Production has begun on Disney’s “Zombies,” a music- and dance-filled story about a groundbreaking semester at Seabrook High School; the pride and joy of Seabrook, a suburban town preoccupied with uniformity, traditions and pep rallies. That is until transfer students from Zombietown integrate into the school and a cheerleader and zombie football star, Addison and Zed, fall in love. Now, amid chaos and confusion, it’s up to them to lead their community to coexistence. (Persona PR)
MEG DONNELLY
ZOMBIES – Production has begun on Disney’s “Zombies,” a music- and dance-filled story about a groundbreaking semester at Seabrook High School; the pride and joy of Seabrook, a suburban town preoccupied with uniformity, traditions and pep rallies. That is until transfer students from Zombietown integrate into the school and a cheerleader and zombie football star, Addison and Zed, fall in love. Now, amid chaos and confusion, it’s up to them to lead their community to coexistence. (Trevor Tordjman)
TREVOR TORDJMAN
ZOMBIES – Production has begun on Disney’s “Zombies,” a music- and dance-filled story about a groundbreaking semester at Seabrook High School; the pride and joy of Seabrook, a suburban town preoccupied with uniformity, traditions and pep rallies. That is until transfer students from Zombietown integrate into the school and a cheerleader and zombie football star, Addison and Zed, fall in love. Now, amid chaos and confusion, it’s up to them to lead their community to coexistence. (Kylee Russell)
KYLEE RUSSELL
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