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Geek Charming
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Geek Charming is a 2011 Disney Channel original movie based on the novel by Robin Palmer. The film was directed by Jeffrey Hornaday and was written by Elizabeth Hackett and Hilary Galanoy. It stars from ABC's Modern Family star Sarah Hyland and Matt Prokop.
Dialogue
Josh: Why so determined to be Blossom Queen?
Dylan: Because it's the best way to ensure lifelong popularity.
Josh: Aren't you already popular?
Dylan: Let me ask you this: does Sunshine Lemonade advertise?
Josh: Yeah, they have the commercial with the waterskiing penguins.
Lola: Oh, I like the penguins!
Dylan: Sunshine is already number one. They don't need to advertise but they do to STAY number one. Get it?
Josh: Got it.
Dylan: Good.
Dylan: [splattered with food] You... you GEEK! This is designer!
Josh: No, it's tuna noodle casserole.
Dylan: You are so gah-ross!
Josh: "Gross" is just one syllable.
Josh: So, populars only hang with populars?
Dylan: Cats don't hang with dogs, right?
Josh: Really? THAT'S your argument?
Dylan: It's better this way. If everyone stays with their own group, there's no chance for misunderstandings.
Josh: Sorry, guys. I got stuck in traffic on the diva freeway.
Steven: Wow. Where's your lunch?
Josh: Dylan Schoenfield's wearing it.
Cast
Sarah Hyland as Dylan Schoenfield
Matt Prokop as Josh Rosen,
Sasha Pieterse as Amy Loubalu
Jordan Jedediah Nichols as Asher Dumentz
Vanessa Morgan as Hannah Mornell
Lili Simmons as Lola Leighton
Jimmy Bellinger as Steven
Lilli Birdsell as Sandy Rosen
Andrew Airlie as Alan Schoenfield
Kacey Rohl as Caitlin Raven
Andrea Brooks as Nicole Patterson
External links
Category:2011 films
Category:2011 American films
Category:Disney Channel films
Category:Comedy-drama television films
Category:High school films
Category:Musical comedy films
Category:Musical television films
Category:American romantic comedy-drama films
Category:Teen comedy films
Category:Teen drama films