Easy A

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• The title has several meanings: the "A" refers most obviously to the "Scarlet Letter" of the book and that Olive decides to wear, and "easy" is derogatory, somewhat old-fashioned slang for someone (almost always a woman) who is sexually promiscuous; "easy A" is also an American phrase denoting a school, class, or test that takes no effort to excel at.
• In the original script, the "F"-word was used 41 times, the "S" word was used 13 times and the "C" word was used 3 times. The uses of these words were later cut down in the final script so as to receive a lower rating of PG-13 (the movie's target audience) as opposed to a rating of R.
• In Spain the Socialist Party in the city of Valladolid, PSOE, wanted to censure and withdraw the posters of the film because they said are offensive against women.
• Movie Goof (continuity error): In the final pep rally scene Olive puts her feather boa around Rhiannon's neck. In the next shot of Rhiannon it's no longer around her neck but a few seconds later it's back.