'The Princess Switch: Switched Again' is out now.
Netflix has released the official trailer for the highly-anticipated sequel to 2018’s 'The Princess Switch' starring Vanessa Hudgens in a triple role.
The follow-up movie sees Hudgens divide her screen time into a trio of personas: Chicago-based pastry chef Stacy DeNovo, a Belgravian princess, and a new blonde troublemaker named Fiona., reports TVLine.
'The Princess Switch 2' follows Vanessa Hudgens reprise her dual roles from the first instalment as Duchess Margaret and Princess Stacy, two lookalikes who crossed paths when former commoner Stacy took part in a baking competition located in Montenaro.
After marrying Prince Edward (Sam Palladino), Stacy became a princess herself; meanwhile, Duchess Margaret's relationship with Stacy's best friend Kevin (Nick Sagar) hasn't fared well in the years since fans last saw them.
In this latest entry, Stacy (Hudgens) returns to Belgravia to help Margaret (also Hudgens!
Netflix has released the official trailer for the highly-anticipated sequel to 2018’s 'The Princess Switch' starring Vanessa Hudgens in a triple role.
The follow-up movie sees Hudgens divide her screen time into a trio of personas: Chicago-based pastry chef Stacy DeNovo, a Belgravian princess, and a new blonde troublemaker named Fiona., reports TVLine.
'The Princess Switch 2' follows Vanessa Hudgens reprise her dual roles from the first instalment as Duchess Margaret and Princess Stacy, two lookalikes who crossed paths when former commoner Stacy took part in a baking competition located in Montenaro.
After marrying Prince Edward (Sam Palladino), Stacy became a princess herself; meanwhile, Duchess Margaret's relationship with Stacy's best friend Kevin (Nick Sagar) hasn't fared well in the years since fans last saw them.
In this latest entry, Stacy (Hudgens) returns to Belgravia to help Margaret (also Hudgens!
- 11/10/2020
- by Omkar Padte
- GlamSham
“Do you really think we can pull it off… again?” asks Duchess Margaret Delacourt — one of three(!) characters played by Vanessa Hudgens — in the trailer for Netflix’s The Princess Switch: Switched Again.
Yes, you read that correctly. The highly anticipated sequel to 2018’s The Princess Switch finds Hudgens dividing her screen time between a trio of personas: Chicago-based pastry chef Stacy DeNovo, the aforementioned Belgravian royal, and a new blonde troublemaker named Fiona.
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Yes, you read that correctly. The highly anticipated sequel to 2018’s The Princess Switch finds Hudgens dividing her screen time between a trio of personas: Chicago-based pastry chef Stacy DeNovo, the aforementioned Belgravian royal, and a new blonde troublemaker named Fiona.
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- 11/9/2020
- by Andy Swift
- TVLine.com
by Peter BelsitoTwo years after his documentary on the Black Panthers, filmmaker Stanley Nelson chronicles the evolution of the United States’ historically black colleges and universities.Group of graduated students, men and women at Atlanta University 1900s (Credit: Atlanta University Center)
The story of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (aka HBCUs) began before the Civil War and influenced the course of our nation yet remains one of America’s most important untold stories. Until now.
Veteran documentarian Stanley Nelson’s latest work traces the century-and-a-half story of HBCUs in the documentary film “Tell Them We Are Rising” revealing the crucial role of HBCUs not only in the identity of black Americans but in the nation as a whole.
A haven for Black intellectuals, artists and revolutionaries — and path of promise toward the American dream — Black colleges and universities have educated the architects of freedom movements and cultivated leaders in every field.
The story of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (aka HBCUs) began before the Civil War and influenced the course of our nation yet remains one of America’s most important untold stories. Until now.
Veteran documentarian Stanley Nelson’s latest work traces the century-and-a-half story of HBCUs in the documentary film “Tell Them We Are Rising” revealing the crucial role of HBCUs not only in the identity of black Americans but in the nation as a whole.
A haven for Black intellectuals, artists and revolutionaries — and path of promise toward the American dream — Black colleges and universities have educated the architects of freedom movements and cultivated leaders in every field.
- 1/27/2017
- by Sydney Levine
- Sydney's Buzz
One flick that has been flying below the radar is the new indie horror effort You Are Not Alone, but that's about to change because a really creepy teaser poster for the film is here. Read on for details and eye candy.
Directed by Derek Mungor, You Are Not Alone has reached its Kickstarter goal and stars Krista Dzialosynski, David O'Brien, Mary Mikva, Keenan Camp, Nikki Pierce, Eric Wood, Tony Rossi, Katie Johnston-Smith, and Dan Abbate.
You Are Not Alone is a motion picture with two very different stories. At the forefront, this picture is about a college graduate, Natalie, reconnecting with friends and family as she visits her hometown over the Fourth of July. Over the first half of the film, she floats through the proceedings of the July 4th celebration her town is known for. The town is inundated with news about a dangerous sociopath who is...
Directed by Derek Mungor, You Are Not Alone has reached its Kickstarter goal and stars Krista Dzialosynski, David O'Brien, Mary Mikva, Keenan Camp, Nikki Pierce, Eric Wood, Tony Rossi, Katie Johnston-Smith, and Dan Abbate.
You Are Not Alone is a motion picture with two very different stories. At the forefront, this picture is about a college graduate, Natalie, reconnecting with friends and family as she visits her hometown over the Fourth of July. Over the first half of the film, she floats through the proceedings of the July 4th celebration her town is known for. The town is inundated with news about a dangerous sociopath who is...
- 12/16/2012
- by Uncle Creepy
- DreadCentral.com
They say that Derek Mungor‘s upcoming movie You Are Not Alone is actually a first-person thriller, but hey – an independent horror is an independent horror! Especially when you have a dangerous psychopath going around & killing people. Today, we have an official teaser trailer and one pretty cool poster for the whole thing to share with you, so make sure you check it out!
Directed by Derek Mungor, and co-written by Mungor and Chris O’Brien, You Are Not Alone is unique in both its subject matter and its approach. Originally conceived as a project that would utilize the first-person perspective or point-of-view, the movie sets out to tell a suspense/horror story in a new and interesting way.
You Are Not Alone is a motion picture with two very different stories. At the forefront, this picture is about a college graduate, Natalie, reconnecting with friends and family as she...
Directed by Derek Mungor, and co-written by Mungor and Chris O’Brien, You Are Not Alone is unique in both its subject matter and its approach. Originally conceived as a project that would utilize the first-person perspective or point-of-view, the movie sets out to tell a suspense/horror story in a new and interesting way.
You Are Not Alone is a motion picture with two very different stories. At the forefront, this picture is about a college graduate, Natalie, reconnecting with friends and family as she...
- 12/16/2012
- by Jeanne Standal
- Filmofilia
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