Happy Birthday Zac Efron: 7 Must-Watch Movies of the American Actor

If you’re a viewer of ‘Greys Anatomy’ you’d probably know that all the attractive doctors there are tagged with the word, ‘Mc’ and in the case of Zac, he is simply McDreamy, and we don’t really have to explain the reason behind the name, duh. Actor Zac Efron is from the United States.

Zac Efron started acting commercially in the mid-2000s, and in the late 2000s, he became well-known for playing Troy Bolton, the protagonist character, in the “High School Musical” franchise. This year on his birthday on, October 18, 1987, Zac Efron is turning 35. He also appeared in the comedies “17 Again” and the musical “Hairspray” around this timeframe.

7 Must-Watch Movies of Zac Efron

1. ‘The Greatest Showman’

P. T. Barnum becomes a household name in the entertainment industry. He excels in his field thanks to his creativity and fresh thoughts.

2. ‘Neighbors’

The tranquil residential existence of Mac and Kelly is disturbed by the sorority home across door, which is populated by university students who are continuously drinking and will not be tranquil no regardless of how hard the duo tries.

3. ’17 Again’

Mike believes he could go back in time and remake his existence because he is unsatisfied with how it has developed. When he awakens one morning, his desire has come true.

4. ‘Baywatch’

Businesswoman Victoria Leeds is allegedly involved in a narcotics network, and surfer Mitch Buchannon and his squad vow to uncover the facts and deliver the offenders to justice.

5. ‘High School Musical’

The performers in “The Musical” captivate the audience with their spellbinding abilities as they relate their individual Christmas and Hanukkah memories.

6. ‘Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile’

Liz Kendall doesn’t recognize the proof that her partner Ted Bundy is the person of interest in a series of killings until it becomes overwhelming.

7. ‘High School Musical 3: Senior Year’

Troy, Gabriella, and their companions are in their sophomore year when they must settle on choices that may change their lives. To convey their worries, they put on a spring theatrical.