Fired Up!
Two star football players ditch the gridiron for a summer cheer camp, hoping to win over its 300 squad members while battling ridicule, rivalry and their own cluelessness in pursuit of ultimate high‑school glory.
“2 Guys. 300 Girls. You Do the Math.”
Synopsis
Shawn and Nick, popular high school students and best friends, choose to skip football camp in favor of attending cheerleader camp. They make the switch for the girls and for the pursuit of glory.
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A crew of 70+ credited
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Edited by Tracey Wadmore SmithShot by Thomas E AckermanScored by Richard GibbsDesigned by Marcia Hinds
Box Office
2009 · Box office
📉 Underperformed — grossed 0.9× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$18.6M
Opening week (7-day): $6.3M
Peak 1,810 theaters
Also known as
- Fired Up! Das Cheerleader Campde
- Guerra de cheerleaderses
- Sea, Sex and Funfr
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Cast & Crew
70 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Eric Christian Olsen
as Nick Brady
Nicholas D Agosto
as Shawn Colfax
Sarah Roemer
as Carly
Molly Sims
as Diora
Danneel Ackles
as Bianca
David Walton
as Dr. Rick
Adhir Kalyan
as Brewster
Annalynne Mccord
as Gwyneth
Juliette Goglia
as Poppy
Philip Baker Hall
as Coach Byrnes
John Michael Higgins
as Coach Keith
Smith Cho
as Beth
Supporting cast
49Margo Harshman
as Sylvia
Hayley Marie Norman
as Angela
Jake Sandvig
as Downey
Nicole Tubiola
as Marcy
Collins Pennie
as Adam
Edie Mcclurg
as Ms. Klingerhoff
Michael Blaiklock
as Mookie
James Earl
as Turk
Keeshan Giles
as Kyle
Alan Ritchson
as Bruce
Shoshana Bush
as Girl
Casey Graf
as Guy
Kelen Coleman
as Maddy
Kate Miner
as Jennifer
Jill Latiano Howerton
as Haley
Amber Stevens West
as Sara
Dan Fine
as Kreg
Steven West
as Bill
Francia Raisa
as Marly
Madison Riley
as Lily
Joy Osmanski
as Curious Cheerleader
Jessica Szohr
as Kara
Tanya Chisholm
as Denise
Krista Kalmus
as Anna
Kate French
as Cute Captain
Julianna Guill
as Another Girl
Lindsay Schoneweis
as Yet Another Girl
Heather Morris
as Fiona
Kayla Ewell
as Margot Jane Lindsworth-Calligan
Sandra Sanchez
as Female Commentator
Brian Unger
as Male Commentator
Janel Parrish
as Lana
Masi Oka
as Eagle
Libby Mintz
as Janine
Lucy Griffin
as Charlie
Karlee Eldridge
as Matty
Nicholas James
as Chester
Lance Kerfuffle
as Mies Monahan
Andrew Fleming
as Klete Vanderjack
Rebekah Glies
as Tiger Cheerleader
Taisha Monique Clark
as Tiger Dancer
Amber Estrada
as Tiger Dancer
Kelli Exum
as Tiger Dancer
Janelle Ginestra
as Tiger Dancer
Erin Yvonne
as Tiger Dancer
Glenda Morales
as Tiger Dancer
Katrina Norman
as Tiger Dancer
Rachele Brooke Smith
as Tiger Dancer
Jenny Stumme
as Tigers Cheerleader (uncredited)
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