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"  We got a chance to hang out with the supercool and multi-talented Corbin Bleu (on the morning after The Beautiful Life: TBL was cancelled \u2014 sad!) and get the dirt on TBL&amp;#039;s final day, his awesome new movie Free Style (he produced it!) and what sport he&amp;#039;s really into (it&amp;#039;ll surprise you!). Freestyle, which also stars the totally adorable Madison Pettis and Spanish TV star Sandra Echeverr\u00EDa, is a surprisingly heartfelt movie about love, family, motocross (in case you don&amp;#039;t know about it, it involves souped up motorcycles, dirt, and hot guys in leather \u2014 the movie will teach you everything you need to know about it!). If you&amp;#039;ve ever wanted to ride off into the sunset on the back of a motorcycle with Corbin, you definitely need to see this! 17: Was it harder to learn motocross or all of the dancing and basketball (and dancing while playing basketball!) for the HSM movies? Corbin Bleu: Dancing has always been really natural for me. Basketball, I&amp;#039;m terrible at. That was a challenge. Motocross, it actually started to come pretty quickly. Now I love it and I ride all the time. But it&amp;#039;s become a running joke, every film I do, I have to learn something new. You pick up new skills you never realized you wanted to do. 17: There&amp;#039;s just something about you and pseudo-sports movies... But what sports are you actually into? CB: Motocross, seriously I&amp;#039;m into motocross. Basketball, I am into basketball. I don&amp;#039;t play as much, but I&amp;#039;m a huge Laker fan. I love my Lakers. Bowling, obscure sports like that. I used to be really, really good. 17: So you&amp;#039;re totally into motocross now? How do your parents feel about you going hog-wild? CB: My dad&amp;#039;s totally fine with it. My mom, she&amp;#039;s okay, as long as we&amp;#039;re not riding on the street. I wouldn&amp;#039;t ride on the street, because at this point I&amp;#039;m not good enough. I don&amp;#039;t know if I ever will be. It&amp;#039;s just so much fun! I have a fast car too - I have a Mustang - but there&amp;#039;s nothing like it, even in a car, you&amp;#039;re not going to feel what you feel on a bike. 17: As long as you wear a helmet! Your dad plays your dad in this movie. How was it working with him? CB: Great, so awesome. This is the third time we&amp;#039;ve played father and son, so it&amp;#039;s become this run-on joke. Every role that we&amp;#039;ve played together has been very different. He&amp;#039;s a deadbeat dad in this one. I&amp;#039;m supposed to look into his eyes and act like I haven&amp;#039;t seen him in years. That was definitely a little strange. We&amp;#039;re father and son, we&amp;#039;re business partners, so it&amp;#039;s wonderful. 17: He&amp;#039;s also your partner in your new production company \u2014 you guys are working together a lot! What prompted you to start a production company? CB: This is our first film. I wanted to work in production. With any profession, you start to learn a lot more and want to be a lot more hands on. I&amp;#039;ve been in this business for a long time and I knew I wanted to work behind the scenes in it, put my own stamp in it and bring something to the table. 17: So it was a totally different experience than HSM? CB: Very different, very different. HSM was wonderful - Kenny [Ortega, the director] was very open to talk about anything we might want to bring, but with this film I was involved with casting, locations, everything. It was a whole different experience. You still live and learn though. There&amp;#039;s a few thing I&amp;#039;ll do differently next time. There are a couple projects in the works right now. They&amp;#039;re really different. There&amp;#039;s a horror film we&amp;#039;re trying to put together, and an action movie. 17: Sore subject, but we have to ask, are you totally sad about TBL being cancelled? It was so sudden! CB: Today has been so nuts. It&amp;#039;s starting to hit me. It literally happened last night. The rug was ripped out from underneath me. It was a little shocking. We were filming our seventh episode. I was lucky enough to have a last scene of the day. I was lucky enough to have a last scene of the show. I was with Natalie [Floyd], we finished our scene, I was literally packing up to go home, have a weekend, and they all come out screaming &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s been cancelled!&amp;quot; I just got up and went &amp;quot;I need to take off my makeup.&amp;quot; 17: Oh no! How are you feeling? CB: For me, it was a great experience and I&amp;#039;m always about moving on to the next experience. It was a great project, it&amp;#039;s really sad. It was a great cast and I got a chance to show people I can do something different. Write to the CW and tell them to bring back TBL and check out Free Style in theaters today! Are you going to see Free Style? Have you ever tried motocross? Are you in love with Corbin? Sound off in the comments! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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