Ask Zac Efron

How do you cope with your fame?

Kenny Ortega is magnificent. What is his most valuable piece of advice he has given you?

In an interview i've read online, it stated (paraphrasing) your fame is mere luck. Why do you believe that?

If you could do anything in the world other than singing/acting as a career, what would it be?

What is your worst fear in life ?

What made you decide to start acting?

Disney stars are often criticized of flaws in their public image and the examples they set. How does this affect your daily choices?

what actors and actresses would you love to work with, that you havent worked with yet?

Why do you think actors with such a lack of talent, such as yourself, become such big stars in today's society?

High School Musical had been surprisingly a huge success to go on to the big screen. What was it that made it so successful compared to the other Disney movies?

As a high school student, I realize that High School Musical has left you with both a "good" and "bad" reputation. Are you trying to step out of your "musical" typecast and how do you plan to do so?

Vanessa Ann Hudgens had posed stark naked and the picture had circulated in the web? How do you feel about the picture?

Who would you choose to play you in a movie about you life?

What do you think of Twitter? Your good friend, Ashley Tisdale, is on Twitter and her fans love her for it. Will you get on Twitter soon?

Who is the most influential person in your life and what impact did he or she made in your life?

How did your parents help you develop your balanced confidence in yourself? Enough to reach your goals but able to avoid being egotistical?

Where do you want your career to go from here and what obstacles to you think you will have to overcome to get there?

You come across as a hardworking and ambitious professional actor. What factors do you consider when accepting a movie project?

are you a good Boyfriend?

For me personally, your portrayal of Steven Thomas in Miracle Run back so many years ago stands as one of the most incredibly moving and realistic performances of your career. I'd love to hear a little about your methods and the processes you went through in order to portray the character with such precision.

What is the biggest obstacle you've ever had to overcome?

After your performances in High School Musical(s) and Hairspray, do you know if you will continue your singing career?

What is your ethnicity?

Do you have any strong religious and/or political convictions?

How did you convince Richard Linklater in 20 seconds in the audition of Me and Orson Welles that you are the right person to play Richard Samuels?