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| Premiering in Fall is "Disney's Wizards," a comedy series created and executive-produced by Todd Greenwald ("Hannah Montana") and executive-produced by Peter Murietta ("Greetings from Tucson," "Hope & Faith"). The stories follow Alexa Esposito and her two brothers, Aaron and Max, as they engage in typical family squabbles with one significant difference – they are all wizards in training and only one of them will keep his or her wizardly powers when they turn 18. It stars 14-year-old Selena Gomez -- who was discovered in her hometown of Dallas, Texas during a nationwide casting search -- David Henrie ("That's So Raven"), Jake T. Austin ("Johnny Kapahala: Back on Board") and Maria Canals ("The Proud Family"). | Premiering in Fall is "Disney's Wizards," a comedy series created and executive-produced by ] ("]") and executive-produced by ] ("]," "]"). The stories follow ] and her two brothers, Aaron and Max, as they engage in typical family squabbles with one significant difference – they are all wizards in training and only one of them will keep his or her wizardly powers when they turn 18. It stars 14-year-old ] -- who was discovered in her hometown of ] during a nationwide casting search -- ] ("]"), ] ("] ("]"). | ||
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2007 TV series or program| Wizards of Waverly Place | |
|---|---|
| Starring | Selena Gomez David Henrie Jake Austin |
| Country of origin |  United States |
| Original language | English |
| No. of episodes | TBA |
| Production | |
| Running time | 22 minutes |
| Original release | |
| Network | Disney Channel |
| Release | June 15, 2007 |
Plots
There are many different plots that are attached to this show. There are 3 main ones though. No one actually knows which is the real on though. Plot #1 is considered the real plot. Plot #2 is actually the original plot, and plot #3 is rumored to be some made up internet plot.
Plot #1
Like most brothers and sisters, Brooke O’Malley and her two brothers, Sully and Max have been at each other’s throats since the day they were born. But this isn’t just your typical sibling rivalry – these kids are teenage wizards in training. Whether it’s fighting over whose turn it is to do the dishes, or who left the magical potion of forgetfulness in their locker at school, Brooke, Sully and Max will always resort to magic to try to solve their problems, with disastrous and hilarious consequences.
A new Disney Channel Original Series starring Selena Gomez, David Henrie, and Jake Austin
Plot #2
Wizards of Waverly Place is a new Disney Channel comedy from the producers of "Cory In The House". It originally centered on brother-sister pair Jordan and Julia, teenage wizards whose family runs a magic shop in New York City.
Plot #3
Premiering in Fall is "Disney's Wizards," a comedy series created and executive-produced by Todd Greenwald ("Hannah Montana") and executive-produced by Peter Murietta ("Greetings from Tucson," "Hope & Faith"). The stories follow Alexa Esposito and her two brothers, Aaron and Max, as they engage in typical family squabbles with one significant difference – they are all wizards in training and only one of them will keep his or her wizardly powers when they turn 18. It stars 14-year-old Selena Gomez -- who was discovered in her hometown of Dallas, Texas during a nationwide casting search -- David Henrie ("That's So Raven"), Jake T. Austin ("
Cast
More show and cast information will be posted as it becomes known.
- Selena Gomez - Brooke (formerly Julia) O'Malley
- David Henrie - Sully (formerly Jordan) O'Malley
- Jake Austin - Max O'Malley
Trivia
- The show was originally named The Amazing Hannigans, then The Amazing O'Malleys, then The Amazing Hannigans again. It is now called Wizards of Waverly Place.
- Filming is set to begin March 2, 2007.