Ashley Tisdale

Nurturing an impressive body of work that encompasses film and television, Ashley Tisdale is one of Hollywood's most sought after young talents as her career continues to evolve with exciting and challenging projects. Ashley won the coveted the MTV Movie Award for Breakthrough Performance Female (2009) and has been nominated for multiple Teen Choice Awards.

Born July 2 in Monmouth County, New Jersey, Tisdale was discovered at the age of three in her hometown mall by a talent manager who continues to represent her today. After landing a job from her very first audition, she went on to star in more than 100 national network commercials. At age eight she booked the leading role in the international tour of the musical "Les Misérables," and toured internationally with the production of "Annie." She also had the privilege of singing at the White House at the age of 12.

in 2013, Tisdale worked on the feature Left Behind, an adaptation of the bestselling faith based novels about a group of people struggling to survive in the aftermath of a Rapture.  She stars in the film alongside Nic Cage and will play Chloe, his daughter, who wanders America looking to find any remaining members of her family.

Tisdale was seen in a multi-episode arc on the critically acclaimed television series "Sons of Anarchy."  Tisdale starred in the CW drama "Hellcats," a coming-of-age drama about a young pre-law student, Marti (Aly Michalka), whose world is turned upside-down when she loses her scholarship and has to join the college's legendary competitive cheerleading squad.  The Hellcats are run by captain Savannah Monroe (Ashley), a petite, peppy Texan, who becomes Marti's roommate.  This energetic series is a behind-the-scenes look at the drama, politics and pressure surrounding the powerhouse football program at a Southern University.

Tisdale quickly garnered attention and became one of the breakout stars of the Emmy Award-winning Disney Channel worldwide phenomenon "High School Musical."  Ashley reprised her role as Sharpay Evans, the high school drama queen, in "High School Musical 2," which broke cable TV records as it garnered 17.5 million viewers.  With the success of HSM, Disney decided to release the third installment of the extremely successful "High School Musical" franchise as a feature film. High School Musical 3:  Senior Year, set a box office record as the highest grossing opening weekend total for a musical.

Tisdale reprised her role in the Disney Channel original film "Sharpay's Fabulous Adventure," in which her extremely popular character, Sharpay Evans, travels to New York to pursue a Broadway career but it's her dog who lands an acting gig first.

Tisdale's other credits included the feature film Aliens in the Attic, voicing the character of Candace Flynn in the Emmy Award-winning and BAFTA-nominated animated series, "Phineas and Ferb" on Disney XD and Disney Channel.  She also captured the attention of Disney Channel fans for her role as Maddie in Disney Channel's hit series, "The Suite Life of Zack & Cody." She had recurring roles on many primetime comedies including "George Lopez," "Still Standing" and "The Hughleys," as well as guest starring roles on "Grounded for Life,""Strong Medicine,""Boston Public" and "7th Heaven."

In addition to acting, Tisdale also runs a successful production company, Blondie Girl Productions.  The company's first show, "Miss Advised," about a group of relationship experts who don't practice what they preach premiered in June 2012 on Bravo. Blondie Girl Productions has many scripted and unscripted television shows in development with various networks including Bravo, ABC Family and Disney Channel.  They recently wrapped production on the telefilm "Cloud 9" about the world of professional snowboarding.  Olympian Shaun White signed on to executive produce with Ashley and the telefilm will air on the Disney Channel.

A Warner Bros. Records recording artist, her solo album, "Headstrong," debuted in February 2007 and entered the Billboard Top 200 Chart at #5. Ashley released her second solo album entitled "Guilty Pleasure" in June 2009.

In fall 2006, Tisdale starred in "High School Musical:  The Concert," a sold-out 42-date arena concert tour throughout North America which, after a break to film the sequel to the movie, carried on through spring 2007 in Latin America, playing sold-out soccer stadiums in Argentina, Chile, Brazil, Venezuela and Mexico.

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