The House Bunny

Amanda Brown is the author of the novel that this movie was based on because it was adapted from a novel.

Kirsten Smith, a screenwriter who wrote 10 Things I Hate About You, She's the Man, House Bunny, Ugly Truth.

All very similar kind of vibe.

House Bunny is funny.

Yeah, House Bunny's not bad.

I can respect it.

Allegedly, the original script was much more sexual.

That's how all my detailed notes from Hannah Montana, all that stuff.

Grandma's boy, you know, house bunny.

I love that.

I love that.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Which we cast in which she was in House Bunny.

But yeah, he was already attached.

Oh, my God, Carter, just like Rush Hour 2.

That's my favorite movie.

[gasps]

Anyways.

Stop.

Hold on.

Your favorite movie is not the original, but the sequel?

Rush Hour 2, yeah.

It's a burnt offering.

And so when you burn your own shit, that's why I had the House Bunny movie seat that I had.

Remember when I literally burned it on camera? I burned my autographed books from these shills and all this stuff.

I literally burned it.

So let's just go with Turner.

yeah I was same boat as David the TV show was eluding me for a minute because I was thinking of like my three sons and my two dads and shit like that and I was like oh wait a minute it's as simple as that and I'll never forget the house bunny because Anna Forrest uses mnemonics to try to remember the names it's full house bunny

all right Nisi what you have

Full House Bunny.

Or TV show, either way.

TV show.

All right, and what about the House Bunny, Hollister?

Yeah, I'm not nearly as confident in that span, so I'm going to say 2010.

Along with her partner, Catherine Stroud, London Stroud Casting has found the talent for over 100 films and TV shows over the course of 30 plus years.

Including Roseanne, Grace Under Fire, Arliss, The House Bunny, Nickelodeon's Super Ninjas, great show by the way, Disney's Suite Life of Zack and Cody, and Grandma's Boy, just to name a few.

She is known for spotting talent and giving chances to stars before they became stars, including Jennifer Aniston, Jonah Hill, Emma Stone, Kat Dennings, Selena Gomez, Mark Ruffalo, a little Brad Pitt.

She wrote an incredible book that I highly recommend called From Start to Stardom, The Casting Director's Guide for Aspiring Actors.

[laughs] "Nobody was home.

My sister had slept over at her friend's house." Like the House Bunny.

[laughs] Yes.

That's what I imagined.

[laughs] Oh my God.

[laughs] Okay, we can't do this.

Love the House Bunny.

I should watch that today.