The Step Up All In cast is led by Briana Evigan as Andie West and Ryan Guzman as Sean Asa, with Adam Sevani back as Robert Alexander III / 'Moose'. Stephen 'tWitch' Boss plays Jason Hardlerson, Misha Gabriel plays Eddy, Alyson Stoner plays Camille Gage and Izabella Miko plays Alexxa Brava. Step Up All In (2014), directed by Trish Sie, opened in the US on August 8, 2014. Its story follows Sean as he stays in Los Angeles after the rest of The Mob gives up and goes home, then builds a new crew for The Vortex, a contest with a Las Vegas show as its prize. The cast stands out for the size of its reunion. Summit's September 2013 announcement, reported by TheWrap, named returning players and dancers from earlier films, so faces from Step Up 2: The Streets, Step Up 3D and Step Up Revolution share the floor again. Chaton Anderson, Parris Goebel and Karin Konoval are among the other names near the top of the billing.
| # | Actor | Character |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Briana Evigan | Andie West |
| 2 | Ryan Guzman | Sean Asa |
| 3 | Chaton Anderson | Sophie |
| 4 | Stephen 'tWitch' Boss | Jason Hardlerson |
| 5 | Misha Gabriel | Eddy |
| 6 | Izabella Miko | Alexxa Brava |
| 7 | Alyson Stoner | Camille Gage |
| 8 | Adam Sevani | Robert Alexander III / 'Moose' |
| 9 | Christopher Scott | Hair |
| 10 | Luis Rosado | Monster |
| 11 | Parris Goebel | Violet |
| 12 | Karin Konoval | Ana |
| 13 | Frank Crudele | Boris |
| 14 | Jay Brazeau | Mr. McGowan |
| 15 | Chadd Smith | Vladd |
| 16 | Stephen Stevo Jones | Jasper |
| 17 | Mari Koda | Jenny Kido |
| 18 | David Shreibman | Chad |
| 19 | Facundo Lombard | Marcos Santiago |
| 20 | Martín Lombard | Martin Santiago |
| 21 | Cyrus Spencer | Gauge |
| 22 | Jaja Vankova | Robot Girl |
| 23 | Jenny Dailey | Grim Knight's Hot Twin #1 |
| 24 | Jayme Rae Dailey | Grim Knight's Hot Twin #2 |
Billing order from the film's credits (TMDB). Actors with a Cinvibe page and characters with a character page are linked.
Also in the cast: Elizabeth Weinstein (Casting Agent), Viv Leacock (Bartender (Club)), Leah Christ (Model #1), Fiona Vroom (Assistant Stylist), Laura Soltis (Stylist), Anthony Joseph (Bellman #2), Yoshiharu Hashimoto (Kido's Uncle), Tae Helgeth (Kid's Aunt), Fulvio Cecere (Uncle (Pizza Place)), Allie Meixner (Dancing Bachelorette), Peter Newman (Interviewer), Patricia Mayen-Salazar (Maid), Graeme Duffy (Ad Agency Executive #1), Jill Morrison (Ad Agency Executive #2), Christie Laing (Hotel Executive), Aason Nadjiwan (Voodoo Dancer), Hayden Fong (Voodoo Dancer), Mackenzie Green (Voodoo Dancer), Chelsee Albo (Fire Dancer), Carly Louth (Fire Dancer), Marc Inniss (MOB Dancer), Nolan Padilla (MOB Dancer), Phillip Chbeeb (MOB Dancer), Bianca Brewton (MOB Dancer), Tony Bellissimo (MOB Dancer), Josue Anthony (MOB Dancer), Brandy Lamkin (MOB Dancer), Brittny Sugarman (MOB Dancer), Celestina Aladekoba (Celestina), Brandon Shaw (Grim Knight Dancer), Emilio Dosal (Grim Knight Dancer), Comfort Fedoke (Grim Knight Dancer), Raymond Cham Jr. (Grim Knight Dancer), Nicholas Stewart (Grim Knight Dancer), Gui DaSilva-Greene (Grim Knight Dancer), Jeffrey 'Machine' McCann (Grim Knight Dancer), Jesse 'Casper' Brown (Grim Knight Dancer), Janick Arseneau (Divine Intention Dancer), Julie Dombrowski (Divine Intention Dancer), Sarah Katie Holmes (Divine Intention Dancer), Erika Prevost (Divine Intention Dancer), Marina Bastarache (Divine Intention Dancer), Edith Collin-Marcoux (Divine Intention Dancer), Adrienne Chan (Divine Intention Dancer), Tiger Kirchharz (Sweet Beaches Dancer), Lorella Boccia (Sweet Beaches Dancer), Kenny Mugisha (Sweet Beaches Dancer), Brian Yang (Sweet Beaches Dancer), Teya Wild (Sweet Beaches Dancer), Lorena Liebman (Blueprint Dancer), Nicolas Begin (Blueprint Dancer), Derek Rice (Blueprint Dancer), Ian Arcudi (Blueprint Dancer), Saxon Fraser (Blueprint Dancer), Handy Yacinthe (Blueprint Dancer), Mecdy Jean-Pierre (Blueprint Dancer), Vincent Poirier (Blueprint Dancer), Axelle Munezero (Blueprint Dancer), Martine Bruneau (Blueprint Dancer), Marc-Antoine Millette (Petronas Dancer), Stéphane Charbonneau (Petronas Dancer), Olivier Blais (Petronas Dancer), Max Paradis (Petronas Dancer), Eric Ardila (Petronas Dancer), Eric Martel (Tech-Stylz Dancer), Mathieu Dumoulin (Tech-Stylz Dancer), Daniel Morrison (Tech-Stylz Dancer), Mark Siller (Tech-Stylz Dancer), Dean Placzek (Tech-Stylz Dancer), Lawrence Devera (Poreotics Dancer), Can Nguyen (Poreotics Dancer), Charles Nguyen (Poreotics Dancer), Chad Mayate (Poreotics Dancer), Justin Valles (Poreotics Dancer), Marko Germar (Grim Knight Dancer).
Briana Evigan plays Andie West and takes top billing in Step Up All In. TMDB credits her with the same role in Step Up 2: The Streets, which makes this film her return to the character. TheWrap reported on September 10, 2013, that Summit had set Evigan and Ryan Guzman to star in the film, then known as Step Up 5.
Ryan Guzman plays Sean Asa in Step Up All In. His crew, The Mob, leaves Miami for Los Angeles and gives up after a run of failed auditions, while Sean stays behind and sets out to build a new crew. Guzman played the same character in Step Up Revolution, according to TMDB, and Summit named him one of the two leads in its September 2013 announcement.
Chaton Anderson plays Sophie and is billed third in Step Up All In, ahead of several series regulars. She was not among the returning players named in Summit's September 2013 casting announcement, as reported by TheWrap. That puts her among the newer faces in a cast built largely around returns from earlier films.
Stephen 'tWitch' Boss plays Jason Hardlerson in Step Up All In, a character TMDB first credits to him in Step Up 3D, where the role is listed simply as Jason. He played Jason Hardlerson again in Step Up Revolution before this fifth film. TheWrap listed him among the returning cast in Summit's September 2013 announcement.
Misha Gabriel plays Eddy in Step Up All In, a role he first took in Step Up Revolution, where TMDB bills him third. TheWrap reported his return as Eddy in Summit's September 2013 announcement for the film, which was then titled Step Up 5. Here he is billed fifth, just behind Stephen 'tWitch' Boss.
Izabella Miko plays Alexxa Brava and is billed sixth in Step Up All In, between Misha Gabriel and Alyson Stoner. Her name does not appear in the list of returning players in Summit's September 2013 announcement, as reported by TheWrap, so her casting sits apart from the reunion that announcement described.
Alyson Stoner plays Camille Gage in Step Up All In, a character TMDB credits to her in both Step Up (2006) and Step Up 3D. That gives this ensemble a direct link back to the first film in the series. TheWrap listed Stoner as Camille among the returning players in Summit's September 2013 announcement.
Adam Sevani plays Robert Alexander III / 'Moose' in Step Up All In, the friend who helps Sean build a new crew for The Vortex. TMDB credits Sevani with the same role in Step Up 2: The Streets, Step Up 3D and Step Up Revolution, which makes this his fourth film as Moose. TheWrap listed him among the September 2013 returns.
Christopher Scott plays Hair in Step Up All In, a role TMDB credits to him in Step Up 2: The Streets, Step Up 3D and Step Up Revolution. TheWrap's report on Summit's September 2013 announcement listed him as Chris Scott in the role of Hair, one of several dancers coming back to the series for this fifth film.
Luis Rosado plays Monster, a character TMDB credits to him in Step Up 2: The Streets and Step Up 3D. Summit's September 2013 announcement, as reported by TheWrap, named Rosado as Monster among the returning cast. He is billed tenth in Step Up All In, right after Christopher Scott as Hair.
Parris Goebel plays Violet and is billed eleventh in Step Up All In. TheWrap's account of the September 2013 returning roster does not mention her, which makes Violet one of the new names placed alongside the series regulars billed just above her, such as Adam Sevani and Christopher Scott.
Karin Konoval plays Ana and holds the twelfth billed role in Step Up All In, as listed by TMDB. She does not appear among the returns Summit announced in September 2013, according to TheWrap. Her credit sits just ahead of Frank Crudele as Boris and Jay Brazeau as Mr. McGowan.
Summit Entertainment announced the Step Up All In cast on September 10, 2013, when the film still carried the working title Step Up 5. TheWrap reported that Ryan Guzman and Briana Evigan were set to star, with Trish Sie directing from a script by John Swetnam, and Adam Shankman and Jennifer Gibgot producing through Offspring Entertainment.
The same report listed a long roster of returns, from Adam Sevani as Moose and Alyson Stoner as Camille to Mari Koda as Jenny Kido and Chadd Smith as Vladd (also known as Robot Guy). It also named dancers from Step Up Revolution (2012), directed by Scott Speer, who were coming back, among them Marc Inniss, Phillip Chbeeb and Bianca Brewton. Production was due to start on September 19, 2013, in Vancouver and Las Vegas.
So, where does this leave the wider series? The fifth film works as a meeting point for the step up movies, pulling characters from several earlier entries into one story, and the main film page for step up all in covers its plot and release in more detail.
Most of the top billing in Step Up All In returns from earlier films, while Chaton Anderson, Izabella Miko, Parris Goebel and Karin Konoval are the newer names near the top. TMDB credits show Briana Evigan returning as Andie West from Step Up 2: The Streets (2008), directed by Jon M. Chu, while Ryan Guzman, Misha Gabriel and Stephen 'tWitch' Boss carry their Step Up Revolution roles forward. Alyson Stoner first played Camille Gage in Step Up (2006), directed by Anne Fletcher, and played her again in Step Up 3D (2010), also directed by Jon M. Chu.
Adam Sevani, Christopher Scott and Mari Koda have the longest runs, with credits in Step Up 2: The Streets, Step Up 3D and Step Up Revolution before this one. Facundo Lombard and Martín Lombard come back from Step Up 3D, where TMDB lists them as The Santiago Twins, and here they are credited as Marcos Santiago and Martin Santiago.
Among the newer names, Chaton Anderson plays Sophie, Izabella Miko plays Alexxa Brava, Parris Goebel plays Violet and Karin Konoval plays Ana. None of them appear in the returning roster that TheWrap printed in 2013.
| Director | Trish Sie |
|---|---|
| Writers | John Swetnam, Duane Adler |
| Producers | Jennifer Gibgot, Adam Shankman, Erik Feig, Patrick Wachsberger |
| Music | Jeff Cardoni |
| Cinematography | Brian Pearson |
Briana Evigan plays Andie West in Step Up All In and takes top billing. She first played Andie in Step Up 2: The Streets, according to TMDB, and TheWrap reported in September 2013 that Summit had set her to star in the fifth film alongside Ryan Guzman, who plays Sean Asa.
Yes, Moose is in Step Up All In, played by Adam Sevani and credited as Robert Alexander III / 'Moose'. In the film's setup, Moose helps Sean Asa build a new crew after The Mob heads home. TMDB credits Sevani with the role in three earlier films, starting with Step Up 2: The Streets.
The main rivals in Step Up All In are the Grim Knights, the crew that beats The Mob in a dance battle after the Mob's failed auditions. The credits list several performers as Grim Knight Dancer, including Brandon Shaw, Comfort Fedoke and Jeffrey 'Machine' McCann, while Jenny Dailey and Jayme Rae Dailey play Grim Knight's Hot Twin #1 and #2.
No, Step Up All In mixes returning players with new ones. Summit's September 2013 announcement, reported by TheWrap, named returns including Adam Sevani, Alyson Stoner, Stephen 'tWitch' Boss, Misha Gabriel, Mari Koda, Christopher Scott and Luis Rosado. Chaton Anderson, Izabella Miko and Parris Goebel are among the newer names in the top billing.
Alyson Stoner plays Camille Gage in Step Up All In. TMDB credits her with the same character in Step Up (2006) and Step Up 3D, which gives this film a link back to the first entry in the series. TheWrap listed her among the returns Summit announced in September 2013.
Trish Sie directed Step Up All In, which opened in the US on August 8, 2014, according to Box Office Mojo. TheWrap reported in September 2013 that Summit had hired her to direct from a screenplay by John Swetnam. TMDB credits Swetnam with the screenplay and Duane Adler with the characters.
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