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Project X

FILM · 2012 · USA

Project X

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15 Interesting Facts About Project X

  1. #001

    Some of the footage was shot by the cast using cell phones, Flip, iPhone and Blackberry phones handed out by the crew. Because the cast was recording almost constantly, more than 10 hours of footage was captured.

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  2. #002

    Project X was the most pirated film of 2012, with roughly 8,720,000 downloads.

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  3. #003

    To minimize disruption to local residents, the film was shot on a set rather than in a real neighborhood. This proved a smart move, since the set was effectively thrown away during production. Neighboring residents nevertheless complained to the Burbank police about the noise.

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  4. #007

    The film is broadly based on Corey Worthington's (Delaney) house party in Australia. Then a teenager, he posted the party's address on MySpace, drawing around 500 people and causing more than 20,000 dollars in property damage. His party drew the attention of journalists, and he was widely disliked by the public after being attacked by a group of teenagers following the events.

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  5. #012

    Project X was shot over a period of five weeks.

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  6. #013

    When the camera catches a young woman urinating, she signals for it to move away. According to a popular internet rumor, the woman was urinating in a corner because there was no bathroom on set and was upset at having her privacy violated this way; the editors were only allowed to use the footage by paying her extra. Her statement is ambiguous, however, and she appears to almost smile or laugh as she turns the camera away from her bodily function.

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  7. #014

    All of the young people in the film, including every extra at the party, were 18 or older.

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  8. #015

    Writer Michael Bacall worked on the script in the evenings while working during the day on the screenplays for 21 Jump Street (2012) and Scott Pilgrim vs. The World (2010).

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  9. #016

    The high school scenes were shot at Palisades High School in Pacific Palisades, California.

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  10. #017

    Dax Flame, who was the 16th most subscribed YouTuber of all time before appearing in this film, got his role through an open casting call. Unfortunately his YouTube and acting careers declined after the film, and as of March 2020 he was trying to make a living at a sushi restaurant in Los Angeles.

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  11. #019

    The street where the party takes place is the same street where the Murtaughs live in the Lethal Weapon films.

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  12. #020

    Project X was a working title until the film was officially named.

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  13. #021

    The MDMA (ecstasy) pills hidden inside the garden gnome were actually mints made specifically for the film production.

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  14. #023

    Director Nima Nourizadeh's background in commercials landed him the directing job. He initially moved from London to Los Angeles thinking he would have two weeks to develop the script. He ended up staying for two years.

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  15. #024

    Simon Rex appears as a drunk rapper in the film's extended version.

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Sources & editorial notes

Reference databases

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