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The House Bunny (2008) More at IMDbPro »

• Some scenes were shot at the actual Playboy Mansion.
  
  
• Anna Faris later did a clothed cover for Playboy, but wasn't allowed to do it naked by her publicist's words.
  
  
• Anna Faris worked out for six weeks before shooting began.
  
  
• The movie idea sparked when Anna Faris wondered what happens to the Playboy Bunnies if they leave the mansion.
  
  
• During Oliver and Shelley's date, she tells him that when voting she would not take Simon's opinion into consideration, but would listen to Paula and Randy. This is a reference to "American Idol: The Search for a Superstar" (2002), a reality show in which Katharine McPhee was runner-up after contesting.
  
  
• Shelley (Anna Faris) mentions in one of the scenes that she once let Bob Saget 'grind' on her as an act of philanthropy. Kat Dennings (who plays Mona) used to be in a TV-series with Bob Saget, called "Raising Dad" (2001).
  
  
• When Lily is going to mail out the invitation envelopes to future Zeta members, the boy that distracts her says his name is Cole Trickle - which is the name of the character played by Tom Cruise in Days of Thunder (1990).
  
  
• When Shelley goes to the nursing home to see Oliver, the movie playing on the TV is It Happened One Night (1934).
  
  
• Happy Madison regulars Allen Covert,'Jonathan Loughran' and 'Nick Swarsdon' make cameos. Covert is a waiter, Loughran is a drag queen in jail, and Swarsdon is a photographer.
  
  
• The trailer features some footage with a valet (played by Valente Rodriguez) telling Shelley that she needs to get a job, which was cut from the final film.
  
  
• Joanne (Rumer Willis) breaks out of her back brace in an homage to an early scene in Forrest Gump (1994). Oliver (Colin Hanks) is the son of Tom Hanks, who played the adult Forrest.
  
  
• The actor who played "Colby" is Tyson Ritter, also the Lead Vocalist for the Modern Rock Band, _The All-American Rejects_.
  
  
• The abbreviation for the sorority, ZAZ, is also used for Zucker, Abrahams and Zucker, the creators of The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad! (1988), Airplane! (1980) and other comedy fills.
  
  

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