Additional information for Easy A, which has a domestic theatrical release set for September 17, 2010. The film is being distributed by Screen Gems and has not yet been rated. Easy A has a total running time of 92 minutes.
PG-13
USA
15
UK
G
Canada
M
Australia
PG-13
Malaysia
M
New Zealand
15A
Ireland
NC-16
Singapore
PG-13
Philippines
Btl
Sweden
12
South Korea
12
Brazil
13
Argentina
K-7
Finland
12
Netherlands
T
Italy
M/12
Portugal
12
Germany
13
Spain
92min
Easy Girl
Belgium
Easy Girl
France
Easy Girl
Italy
Лесна, А?
Bulgaria
Отличница легкого поведения
Russia
A Mentira
Brazil
Adi Cikmis
Turkey
Ba'a be'kalut
Israel
Cura na lošem glasu
Croatia
Devojka na lošem glasu
Serbia
Efkoli... katA lathos
Greece
Einfach zu haben
Germany
Ela é Fácil
Portugal
Häbimärk
Estonia
Könnyű nőcske
Hungary
Lahka punca
Slovenia
Latwa dziewczyna
Poland
Msubuki kopaktsevis priadosani
Georgia
Rumores y Mentiras
Venezuela
Rumores y mentiras
Spain
Se dice de mí
Argentina
September 11, 2010
Canada
September 16, 2010
Australia
September 17, 2010
Canada
September 17, 2010
USA
October 22, 2010
Ireland
October 22, 2010
UK
October 28, 2010
Hungary
October 29, 2010
Estonia
October 29, 2010
Spain
November 05, 2010
Bulgaria
November 10, 2010
Kazakhstan
November 10, 2010
Philippines
November 11, 2010
Germany
November 11, 2010
Russia
November 11, 2010
Slovenia
November 12, 2010
India
November 18, 2010
Malaysia
November 24, 2010
Egypt
November 25, 2010
Croatia
November 25, 2010
Israel
November 25, 2010
Portugal
November 25, 2010
Singapore
November 26, 2010
Poland
December 02, 2010
New Zealand
December 16, 2010
Slovakia
December 25, 2010
Sweden
January 05, 2011
Belgium
January 14, 2011
Norway
January 21, 2011
Venezuela
February 03, 2011
Denmark
February 03, 2011
Netherlands
March 04, 2011
Italy
March 23, 2011
Argentina
April 07, 2011
Brazil
April 20, 2011
Argentina
June 08, 2011
Finland
June 15, 2011
France
February 08, 2012
Japan
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A clean-cut high school student relies on the school's rumor mill to advance her social and financial standing.
The film opens with Olive Penderghast (Emma Stone) talking into a web cam about how her little white lie ballooned into an uncontrollable monster. She says she will explain her side, the true side of what occurred. She says that she was a nobody that no one noticed outside her best friend Rhiannon (Aly Michalka). Rhiannon wants to go camping with Olive but Olive lies and says she is going on a date. In reality, she just hangs around the house all weekend singing "Pocketful of Sunshine" by Natasha Bedingfield.The following Monday, pressed by Rhiannon, Olive lies about losing her virginity to a college guy. Marianne (Amanda Bynes), an overly enthusiastic Christian, overhears her telling the lie and soon it spreads like wildfire.The school has a conservative teen church group run by Marianne who decides that Olive will be their next project. The group's harassment disguised as concern comes to head at an English class run by Mr. Griffith (Thomas Haden Church). The class happens to be reading The Scarlet Letter, a novel about adultery and shame. When one of the girls from the church group makes a side comment at Olive, Olive shoots back one of her own. This gets her sent to the principal's office and Olive is given detention. It is there she sees her classmate Brandon (Dan Byrd) walking out of the office with a bloodied nose.Later at home, Olive is with her parents and her adopted brother. Her mother Rosemary (Patricia Clarkson) and father Dill (Stanley Tucci) are very liberal and supportive of their daughter and her choices. Brandon comes over later and propositions Olive; she'll pretend to sleep with him and make him appear straight, when in reality everyone knows he's gay. She agrees and they pretend to have sex at a public party. Afterwards she bumps into an old crush Todd (Penn Badgley), whom she almost kissed years ago but instead lied about it when he said he wasn't ready.Now after apparently sleeping with two guys and the harassment starting to get to her, Olive decides to go with the flow. She begins to wear more provocative clothing and stitches a red 'A' to everything she wears. Boys begin to give her gift cards and money to say they've done sexual things with her to increase their own popularity, which only increases her rep.However, things begin to go downhill quickly. Rhiannon, partly jealous of the attention Olive is getting, joins the church group protesting her. Olive is able to reconcile with Marianne but it is destroyed when Marianne's boyfriend Micah (Cam Gigandet) gets an STD and says Olive gave it to him.Olive sees Mrs. Griffith (Lisa Kudrow) who is crying and confesses that she is the one who slept with Micah. Olive promises to take the blame to save Mrs. Griffith's job and marriage.Olive becomes disillusioned with the fact that though everyone thinks she is sleeping around, no one will take the chance to actually date her. This changes when Anson (Jake Sandvig) comes up to her and asks her out. The date goes sour when Olive sees' Rhiannon at the restaurant and remembers that she has a crush on Anson. Olive tries to recover and Anson attempts to pay her off, so she asks what they'll say happened but Anson thinks he will actually get sex and tries to force himself on her. She resists and he drives off. Todd, who works at the restaurant, sees her and offers to drive her home.Todd tells her that he doesn't believe the rumor mill and thinks she's actually great. He remembers how cool she was about not kissing him years ago and wishes she actually was his first kiss (her friend Rhiannon was and he says she was terrible). Olive is touched but says she can't be with him until she sorts out her life.Olive proceeds to go to the boys that propositioned her and tells them to fess up but most deny it, or in the case of Brandon who comes out to his parents, leave town altogether. When she goes to Mrs. Griffith to make her come clean, she refuses to and uses her authority as an adult to make it clear Olive won't be believed over her. Olive runs to Mr. Griffith and tells the truth but immediately regrets how she did it, realizing she just ruined a marriage.To get everything finally in the open, she does a song and dance number at a pep rally and pretends that she will be doing a sex show via web cam with Todd. In actuality (as the whole movie has been an extended flashback) she confesses what she has done. She also makes up with Rhiannon, apologizing for lying. When she is finishing up, Todd comes by riding a lawnmower and tells her to come out. She closes her web cam confession saying she really likes Todd and maybe she will lose her virginity to him in the future but at the end of the day it is no one's business but her own. She leaves the house to kiss him and they ride off from the neighborhood on the lawnmower (a joke Olive made earlier on in the piece where she says "Whatever happened to chivalry? Does it only exist in 80's movies? I want John Cusack holding a boombox outside my window. I wanna ride off on a lawnmower with Patrick Dempsey").
Will Gluck
Director(s)
Bert V. Royal
Writer(s)
Zanne Devine
producer
Alicia Emmrich
associate producer
Will Gluck
producer
Mark Benton Johnson
co-producer (as Mark B. Johnson)
Producer(s)
Brad Segal
Composer(s)
Olive
Emma Stone
Woodchuck Todd
Penn Badgley
Marianne
Amanda Bynes
Brandon
Dan Byrd
Mr. Griffith
Thomas Haden Church
Rosemary
Patricia Clarkson
Micah
Cam Gigandet
Mrs. Griffith
Lisa Kudrow
Principal Gibbons
Malcolm McDowell
Rhiannon
Aly Michalka
Dill
Stanley Tucci
Pastor
Fred Armisen
Eighth Grade Olive
Juliette Goglia
Anson
Jake Sandvig
Mr. Abernathy
Morgan Rusler
Mrs. Abernathy
Nikki Tyler-Flynn
Eighth Grade Kid
Braeden Lemasters
Nina (as Mahaley Hessam)
Mahaley Manning
Evan
Jameson Moss
Kennedy Peters-Booth
Blake Hood
Chip
Bryce Clyde Jenkins
Zia
Neil Soni
Marianne's Mom
Stacey Travis
Micah's Mom
Bonnie Burroughs
Micah's Grandfather
Eddie Applegate
Micah's Grandmother
Norma Michaels
Receptionist
Yolanda Snowball
Doctor
Andrew Fleming
Melody Bostic
Johanna Braddy
Pre-Teen Kid
David Gore
Gossipy Girl
Lalaine
Josh Wisniewski (as D'Anthony Wayne Palms)
D'Anthony Palms
Kurt
Ryan Parker
Quiznos Guy (as Rawson Thurber)
Rawson Marshall Thurber
Spectator In The Gym
Chris De Lorenzo
Server
Jillian Johnston
Singing Server
Nancy Karr
Singing Server
Clay Black
Singing Server (as Brad Etheridge)
Bradley Charles Etheridge
Singing Server
Veerta Motiani
Director(s)
Writer(s)
producer
Alicia Emmrich
associate producer
Will Gluck
producer
Mark Benton Johnson
co-producer (as Mark B. Johnson)
Producer(s)
Composer(s)
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