Emma Stone’s latest movie Easy A is gaining momentum and buzz as it nears it’s opening weekend of September 17th. Stone plays Olive, a high school girl who uses the rumor mill to gain popularity but it begins to backfire on her. Check this new featurette out with Stone, Penn Badgley, Stanley Tucci, Amanda Bynes and director Will Gluck as they give you the scoop on their film.

Emma Stone and Bryce Clyde Jenkins enjoy a breakfast conversation with in this new clip from Easy A.

In the clip below, the duo eat and talk with their on-screen parents, played by Patricia Clarkson and Stanley Tucci, on where Olive was previously and other whether Chip would go through puberty. Then Chip exclaimed he was adopted and dad ran with the joke that it spoiled the surprise.

Easy A, also starring Aly Michalka and Amanda Bynes, is about a high school student who she spread a rumor about her sexuality within the school to advance her social standing, but it later backfired.

The flick hits theaters on Friday, September 17th.

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Two new clips from “Easy A” have been released – you can watch them below!

Up-and-coming star Emma Stone gets a lesson in high school popularity in ‘Easy A,’ in theaters Sept. 17.

In the film, loosely based on Nathaniel Hawthorne’s ‘The Scarlett Letter,’ Stone plays Olive, a high school nobody whose status rises when she pretends to lose her virginity to her gay friend. Soon, all of the boys in school need her help, leading everyone to believe she’s way more, uh, experienced than she really is.

The film, directed by Will Gluck (‘Hamlet 2′), is already giving us ‘Mean Girls’ vibes, and could become the next great teen comedy. But will it actually make the grade?

After a very lackluster summer blockbuster season (let’s face it, “Inception” really was no “The Dark Knight”), we’re really looking forward to the fall and winter movies. We have to wait until October for “The Social Network” and November for “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows,” but fortunately we only need to wait until September 17 for the upcoming Emma Stone’s comedy, “Easy A.”

To make waiting time a little easier, here’s an exclusive clip from the film. You just might fall in love with the entire film (and Emma all over again) based on this two-minute sneak, because we most certainly did.

In case you need a refresher on the plot, Emma plays Olive Penderghast (hence the “I love” comment) whose little white lie about how she lost her virginity hit the rumor mill at her high school. Since she’s reading “The Scarlet Letter” in school, she finds her life paralleling Hester Prynne’s, so she sews on that red ‘A’ and embraces her new bad reputation to advance socially and financially.

Emma totally rocks her performance from what we’ve seen in the clip. We already thought she was great from “Superbad” and “Zombieland,” but this is her first chance to fly solo on a project, and she really made “Easy A” her own. That whole conversation at the end between her and her ex-friend, Rhiannon (Aly Michalka), made us laugh out loud.

But fortunately, Emma doesn’t have to do it alone. We saw Stanley Tucci in the clip as Olive’s father, Dill, and found him to be hilarious. He’s a talented actor to begin with, but we love him in comedies. Plus, “Easy A” also stars Cam Gigandet, Amanda Bynes, Penn Badgley, Lisa Kudrow and, yes, Malcom McDowell. Can this film do any wrong?

From MTV

Programming for the 2010 Toronto International Film Festival was announced today. Every September the stars come out to promote their work and this year looks as promising as ever. While a lot of the films are still building buzz, there are a handful that have already got their promotional machine’s wheels in motion.

Although they haven’t mentioned which stars will be attending the gala screenings, based on the titles released we can (fingers crossed) expect Clive Owen, Keira Knightley, James McAvoy, Ewan McGregor, Natalie Portman, Ryan Reynolds, Emma Stone, Sam Rockwell, Robert De Niro, Evan Rachel Wood, Ryan Gosling and Michelle Williams. That’s just to name a few.

Here are some flicks to watch out for at this year’s TIFF.

Easy A Will Gluck, USA World Premiere After a little white lie about losing her virginity gets out, a clean-cut high school girl (Emma Stone) sees her life paralleling Hester Prynne‟s in The Scarlet Letter, which she is currently studying in school – until she decides to use the rumour mill to advance her social and financial standing.

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I have just added 6 photos of Emma from “Easy A”! There are 5 HQ and MQ movie stills and the first, brand new poster! Emma looks amazing and September can’t get here fast enough!