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I don't see this anywhere here so I just thought I'd let anybody that hasn't heard know about it....
Actually it's "The House Bunny". I always liked that title better anyway. Although I'd gotten used to typing IKWBL (Ick-wibble!) to reference it.
Just seeing Kat as "featured cast" is exciting, whatever they call the film!
I like HB much more than IKWBL. I was still trying to figure out a way to buy the tickets without having to say I know what boys like.
That's probably just title change #3 out of 12. Almost every film ever made has gone through several title changes before landing on one that sounds the most marketable. The jury's out on whether "House Bunnny" is still the most marketable during the Dog Days of Summer (i.e. August). But I do know that "I Know What Boys Like" wouldn't have been--and it would have confused people in what they were going to be seeing. It also made the film sound a little racy when it's probably (or hopefully) more clever than that. Nonetheless, I wouldn't necessarily count out the possibility of it getting one more (original) title change before the August release.
To wit via CRB above: "Untitled Katharine McPhee Project" would be an encouraging one.
Let's just be glad the studios take great pains in finding a right title. If they didn't care about the film, they'd release it as is. They have done that with some projects they knew were sacrificial lambs for the studio, so to speak. I am a bit concerned that it's being released in August, however, when people are usually fatigued by all the summer blockbusters (and the summer heat) by that time. Having it release in the middle of May (or maybe later next fall) could have been a bit better.
No doubt, too, that editing is still being done--and probably will be right through the summer. Crafting a comedy via editing is really one of the toughest challenges of all. And let's hope some of that excised footage doesn't include Katharine--because she deserves every minute of screen time that was put on film. That, even if CGI is utilized and they put a digital nun's outfit on her...
Found this at the IMDb from the guy who says he attended an early screening.
I thought she was singing "Like A Virgin," which, all things considered, would be one of those things that make you go "huh?"
The more I hear about this movie, the more slapsticky it sounds. I was just watching "Just Friends" with Anna Faris and Ryan Reynolds the other day, and I know she can do that really broad comedy quite well , but there's a fine line you have to walk between corny- funny and just plain stupid. I thought they pushed it but managed. I hope Bunny turns out the same.
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