While it's been well known that Drew Seeley lent his voice to Efron's character, Troy Bolton, in the first film, it's been speculated that Efron, 37, didn't do any singing for the franchise's first movie that was released in 2006.
When it came to writing songs for the following High School Musical movies, the director and choreographer explained that the production team took Efron's vocal range into consideration. “But the second and third movie, everything was written for him,” Ortega said. “And that’s important that people know that Zac Efron did sing.”
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"I've met Zac a few times at parties and whatnot, but I spent, by far, the least amount of time with Zac compared to any other cast member in High School Musical because I was really only brought in when he was unavailable or not around," he told E! News.
Seeley also reflected on why he wasn't cast to play Troy despite auditioning for the role. "I was a good five, six years older than Vanessa [Hudgens]," he said of the actress who played Troy's love interest, Gabriella Montez. "So in my mind, that had something to do with it. I probably didn't look right with the lineup of everybody else. And also, Zac is a very talented actor and was great in the role. So, I think they did it right."
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