Zac Efron Talks Bungee Jumping on David Letterman

Zac Efron 2.0 emerged earlier this month when the star traded his white tanks and ripped jeans for Calvin Klein suits. The shaggy haired Efron has disappeared leaving way for a dapper clean cut version of the heartthrob. While out promoting his new film Me and Orson Welles (2009), Zac Efron stopped by Late Show with David Letterman (TV) to talk about the film and his experience bungee jumping.

While on location filming his new movie The Death and Life of Charlie St. Cloud in Canada, the star along with some of his buddies decided to spend the day bungee jumping. Efron recounted the adventure to David Letterman and was upfront that even though his contract strictly forbids reckless behavior his friends and him did it anyway. Jumping twice, the outdoorsy Zac Efron talked about loving the thrill and spoke about wanting to sky dive in the near future.

Me and Orson Welles (2009) was filmed on the Isle of Man, a small island between the UK and Ireland, with stars Claire Danes, Ben Chaplin, and Christian McKay as Orson Welles. The film opens December 3rd and this role will be Efron's breakthrough performance as a leading man in a drama. Check out Zac Efron 2.0 talking about his adventurous side and his new film Me and Orson Welles.