“Dancing with the Stars” hottie Julianne Hough will continue to shake that hot ass of hers on screen as she’s recently joined the cast of the upcoming FOOTLOOSE remake. She joins “Gossip Girl” pretty boy Chace Crawford, who steps into the role that made Kevin Bacon a star, in a currently unspecified role. The original saw Bacon move to a small town and infuse a little music and dancing into its otherwise rigidly uptight existence. The plan is apparently to take a more “mature” approach to the story, whatever the hell that means considering this movie is basically HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL in a small town. Production is expected to begin in March for a June 18th, 2010 release. Hough can currently be seen looking smoking hot at various movie premieres and award show red carpets.
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