Stuck in the Suburbs

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Movie Info

As produced for -- and aired on -- The Disney Channel, the 2004 telemovie Stuck in the Suburbs concerns Brittany Aarons (Danielle Panabaker), a suburban teenager bored and listless with her life until she and her friends happen upon the PDA of a major teen pop singing sensation named Jordan Cahill. Upon sorting through its contents, Brittany and co. learn that his true ambition has little or nothing to do with being a glossy, iconic heartthrob -- he is actually an intelligent, serious, and gifted singer/songwriter. This quickly drives home for the girls some invaluable lessons about remaining true to oneself. Savage Steve Holland, of Better Off Dead and One Crazy Summer fame, directs.

Rating:

NR
Genre:

Comedy, Drama, Kids & Family, Television
Directed By:

Steve Holland, Savage Steve Holland
Written By:

Wendy Engelberg, Amy Engelberg, Dan Berendsen
In Theaters:

Jul 16, 2004 wide
Runtime:

120 minutes
Studio:

Richard Fischoff

Cast

Danielle Panabaker
as Brittany Aarons

Brenda Song
as Natasha

Taran Killam
as Jordan Cahill

Ryan Belleville
as Eddie

Kirsten Nelson
as Susan Aarons

Todd Stashwick
as Len

Jennie Garland
as Olivia

CiCi Hedgpeth
as Ashley

Amanda Shaw
as Kaylee

Corri English
as Jessie Aarons

Ric Reitz
as David Aarons

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Audience Reviews for Stuck in the Suburbs

May 21, 2011

Stuck in the Suburbs, looks fun, but is just more one stupied teen movie. What happen with the old Disney that i know.

Lucas M Super Reviewer
May 27, 2007

I enjoy these Disney channel original movies WAY more than I should. I've seen this movie like three times at least and I'm never happier when the white girl and the Asian girl (STILL can't remember their names...sigh) reconcile after the white girl cops out the Asian girl for being a bald-faced liar and the Asian girl is all "you wanna to be JUST like me!" It's okay to be a wannabe or a liar, kids!!

Jennifer X Super Reviewer