How a Sex Hotline Number Accidentally Ended Up in Don’t Look Up

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How a Sex Hotline Number Accidentally Ended Up in Don't Look Up

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Audiences can’t appear to stop discussing the movie Don’t Look Up, and there is one information in the catastrophe dramedy that is stimulating an entire various type of discussion.

Curious audiences who attempted calling the imaginary FEMA 1-800 number that appears on-screen were stunned to discover that the exchange in fact links to a sex hotline.

Despite it feeling completely suitable for the satire, director Adam McKay firmly insists the X-rated connection “was a pure accident.”

“We were going to set up a line for that. But we didn’t think of doing it until the end and we didn’t have enough time to get our own phone number so that’s just a random phone number,” McKay discussed in an interview toInsider “We in no way planned it being a sex hotline.”

“Unless someone at Netflix or our graphics house picked it and I didn’t know about it, I have no idea,” he included. “In fact, no way. They wouldn’t have done that on purpose.”