Film of three young women led the most attractive parts of the whole enterprise, and are often used without imagination places. The highest noise, however, was provided by the casting of Selena Gomez, star of Disney Channel show "Wizards of Waverly Place" and the latest teen (she 18) with a rising empire pop usual problems of accompaniment.
Here she plays Grace, a Francophile and a Texas waitress who, after saving his ear and graduated from high school trips to France and Monte Carlo, apparently without a "let's go" guide. (She sees Paris, My God, a tour bus.) Also on the trip with his girlfriend Emma impatient (Katie Cassidy) and, more reluctantly, his older half-sister, Meg (Leighton Meester of "Gossip Girl").
Emma is brave, the working class and a grip (Cory Monteith, "Glee"), while Meg is fragile, the middle class and the need (as far as history is concerned) the healing of men. (Australia unruly Bracey Luke is forced.) The actresses do their job, and Ms. Meester is sometimes more. Ms. Gomez is, as expected, which receives more love to the camera as both Grace and her impersonator, Cordelia, a British social life, through the involuntary hand and his friends, the keys to Monte Carlo. Roles of double registration as an attempt to show Ms. Gomez. But while she deals with the lines of grace and costume changes quite comfortably, as the world seemingly Cordelia looks and sounds like a child playing dress-up, no way,Watch Monte Carlo Megavideo.
