Demi Lovato will reprise her role as Mitchie Torres in the upcoming film 'Camp Rock 3', joining the returning Jonas Brothers cast.
Key facts
- •Demi Lovato will reprise her role as Mitchie Torres 18 years after the original film's 2008 debut.
- •The Jonas Brothers are returning to the franchise as both executive producers and actors.
- •The film's plot follows Connect 3 as they return to Camp Rock to find an opening act for a reunion tour.
- •The film was directed by Veronica Rodriguez with a screenplay by Eydie Faye.
- •The 'Camp Rock' franchise has reached over 535 million hours of total viewership.
Demi Lovato is set to make a cameo appearance in the upcoming film 'Camp Rock 3', reprising her role as Mitchie Torres. The movie is scheduled to premiere on the Disney Channel this Thursday, followed by a release on Disney+ on Friday.
Cast and Production Details
Lovato, who was previously announced as an executive producer for the project, joins returning cast members Joe, Nick, and Kevin Jonas, who reprise their roles as the Connect 3 bandmates. Maria Canals-Barrera also returns to the franchise as Connie, Mitchie's mother. The film stars Liamani Segura and Malachi Barton, with additional cast members including Lumi Pollack, Sherry Cola, Hudson Stone, Casey Trotter, Brooklynn Pitts, and Ava Jean. The film was directed by Veronica Rodriguez from a screenplay written by Eydie Faye. Production was handled by Disney Kids & Family, with Jamal Sims serving as the choreographer.
Franchise History
The original 'Camp Rock' film launched Lovato's career in 2008 and remains the third most-watched Disney Channel Original Movie of all time. It was followed by 'Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam' in 2010. Collectively, the 'Camp Rock' films have accumulated over 535 million hours of viewership.
Timeline
- 2008The original 'Camp Rock' movie premiered.
- MondayThe Los Angeles premiere event takes place.
- ThursdayThe movie debuts on the Disney Channel.
- FridayThe movie begins streaming on Disney+.
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This article was independently rewritten by ManyPress editorial AI from reporting originally published by Variety.
