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DP/30: Project X, actor Kirby Bliss Blanton

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9 Responses to “DP/30: Project X, actor Kirby Bliss Blanton”

  1. sanj says:

    Kirby is keeping it real – this went pretty fast – i want 10 more minutes .

  2. Foamy Squirrel says:

    This doesn’t appear to be the same preview picture from when you first uploaded – someone contact you and ask to change?

  3. David Poland says:

    no, Foamy… YouTube only offers 3 screenshots. When I looked at the one that posted, I went in and picked another… takes time for it to be changed.

    This one’s better, no?

  4. Foamy Squirrel says:

    Much better. But being contacted by PR agents is also a better narrative. 😉

  5. sanj says:

    people sure notice the minor things – like the first 10 seconds there is something on the ceiling but nobody knows

    this could have been shot outside – you were 5 seconds away
    from that window.

  6. Josh M says:

    Great interview – she’s holding onto some serious starpower. I hope she’s given the chance.

  7. sanj says:

    she got feature in Maxim magazine – the girls of Project X
    its not that risky …

  8. MoretzRules says:

    LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOK

    AT

    HEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEER.

    The only flaw in the magical Project X is that kid has THIS chick as his BEST FRIEND but doesn’t seem to notice for half the movie?

  9. The Pope says:

    Am I the only one having flashbacks to 1988 when I’m looking at some new actress from a movie called Dangerous Liaisons?

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