Date with Love (2016)

Director
Ron Oliver

Main cast
Bailee Madison; Shenae Grimes; Andrew W. Walker; Andrea Brooks; Larissa Albuquerque

Genres
Comedy, TV Movie, Romance

Description
When a boy’s video to a female star goes viral, it scores him a date with his celebrity crush to the prom. Complications arise when the famous starlet falls for the boy’s small-town teacher.


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