the act. Tammi reveals to Royce that she had only used him to win the contest and breaks up with him. Even though Spectacular! lost the contest, Nikko's amazing performance got him the record deal. After everyone leaves, Nikko and Courtney share a kiss. It ends with Spectacular!, Flux, and Mr. Romano in a studio together recording a song, suitably named "Everything Can Change", with Nikko and Courtney as the lead singers in the song. Cast Nolan Gerard Funk as Nikko Alexander, an ambitious singer who got kicked out of his band, Flux and later joined the show choir Spectacular!. Tammin Sursok as Courtney Lane, the ambitious leader of Spectacular!. Victoria Justice as Tammi, Royce's girlfriend, de facto leader, and the female lead singer of the show choir, Ta-da. Simon Curtis as Royce Du Lac, the male lead singer of the show choir, Ta-da and Tammi's boyfriend. Matthew Bennett as Rick Dickinson, a famous music producer. Greg Germann as Mr. Virgil Romano, Spectacular!'''s music teacher. Andrea Lewis as Robin, a Spectacular! member. Joel Ballard as Caspian, a Spectacular! member. Avan Jogia as Tajid, a Spectacular! member. Shannon Chan-Kent as Janet, Courtney's best friend, a Spectacular! member. Christopher Jacot as Stavros, Nikko's older brother. Britt Irvin as Amy, a Flux guitarist. Jesse Moss as Nils, a Flux guitarist. Harris Allan as Eric, the Flux drummer. Venus Terzo as Marion Lane, Courtney's mom. Kevin McNulty as Uncle Sam Troy Hatt as Swanee Boy Jean-Luc Bilodeau as Star-Spangled Boy Rukiya Bernard as Receptionist Anthony St. John as Anthony Gage David Quinlan as Emcee Musical numbers The order of the songs on the soundtrack, and the order of musical performances in the movie are minor changes. Rather than "Eye of the Tiger" and "Things We Do For Love" being the two final performances, like on the soundtrack, they are the second and third, respectively. Soundtrack On February 3, 2009, Nickelodeon released the Spectacular!'' soundtrack, featuring songs from the entire cast, including Nolan Gerard Funk and Tammin Sursok. The album, released by Nick Records, includes songs such as "Don't Tell Me" and "Everything Can Change". DVD release The DVD of the film was released on March 31, 2009, in the US, and on October 7, 2009, in Australia. References External links Official Soundtrack Website Official site Corus Kids May 2009 Highlights 2009 television films 2009 films 2000s musical comedy films 2009 romantic comedy films 2000s