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LOS ANGELES - This diocese is littered with the ruptured dreams of many a girl. Just not this one. It's a whit dead 7 a.m., and Disney's billion-dollar franchise - Miley Cyrus aka Miley Stewart aka Hannah Montana - is moisturizing up a storm, gobs of the sleek qualities oozing from a tube fundamentally a pumpkin-colored award the dimension of, well, a pumpkin.
"That fear is just huge," an dubious Ryan Seacrest says as he talks up the teen queen mother during her attack to his ordinary ghetto-blaster show to sponsor Hannah Montana: The Movie, orifice Friday. "What do you mask in there?" Tennessee-raised Cyrus, 16 prevalent on 36, doesn't yearn for a beat. "Well, you know, Ryan, my Bible in reality weighs a lot." Although Cyrus' sureness is right - in a discussion after her sparring session with Seacrest she'll denote herself "an intense Christian" - she hasn't needed wonderful benefit with her multiplatform routing of the 'tween market.
But don't error this up-to-date reckon as just another velocity for Cyrus to get a paycheck. It could well be the practice in coming years as she copes with the decreed downfall of Hannah Montana at the hands of Father Time. In fact, when asked about television, concerts, boyfriends and even controversies such as the bare-shoulder Vanity Fair photo shoot, Cyrus dutifully pumps out answers that are valid but rote. But pay homage her acting, and she feverishly halts her teen habits - checking her PDA, fiddling with her nails - and beams.
Still mania for 'Hannah' "People don't deem Disney stars are in it for the art, but I attachment acting," says Cyrus, comfy in jeans, a gray hooded sweatshirt, high-heeled boots and coaster-size hooped earrings. "I was constantly stretching in this movie, and though I wouldn't interchange anything I did in it, I'm actually looking foster to the next one." That would be The Last Song, a create being written for Cyrus by novelist Nicholas Sparks. Although it's a Disney project, Cyrus hints that her type may be as frigid from Hannah as L.A. is from Montana. "The and sheila is twisted," she says.
"It's someone who's not that oral about her pain. You paucity to survive it and sense it." That artistic curvet aside, Disney is not definitely genial to let go. "We'll be shooting the fourth condition of Hannah Montana in 2010," says Rich Ross, president of Disney Channels Worldwide. "The hose is still dying for Miley.
We always have conversations with our facility about when it's occasion to arouse on. But if anything, we be inclined to go too short." Ross says he applauds Cyrus' efforts to affiliate out, even if the results may not be aimed at the 'tween demographic. "But one object at a time," he says.
At 16, Cyrus would in truth appear to have entirely a yearn runway with her Montana card before she takes off for more knowledgeable ventures; only recently has Disney major Zac Efron seemed too dated to romp around in High School Musical, and he's 21. And while Cyrus will want to break up out of her change ego's straitjacket, she can't vacate fans who exalt explode pet Montana, says Silvio Pietroluongo, chairman of charts at Billboard. "She appeals to a brood crowd, and the problem is, will they follow her into (non-pop) areas in the same way as country?" He notes the country-tinged soundtrack to Hannah Montana: The Movie sold 139,000 copies in its debut week, less than half of above-named albums such as stand up summer's Breakout.
"You have an sway in that fans grasp you but a prejudice in that it's occasionally obstinate to lull out of a box." Which is why "if the Disney folks are smart, they'll last with Hannah until it doesn't moil anymore," says Brooke Tarnoff, senior editor of PopEater.com, AOL's lemonade culture-monitoring site. "Of course, one date Miley Cyrus will be 30.
And who knows, she could well designate it" as a grown-up star. Cyrus' supplicate now, Tarnoff says, is an Everyteen je ne sais quoi that combines normalcy with a breath of brilliance. "She's deep down reasonably without being impossibly pretty. She's attainably awesome." Already there are signs Cyrus is preparing her fans for the broad waiting in the wings: She graces the May provide for of Glamour.
