Mean Girls Review 

Tina Fay was a writer and director for “Mean Girls” which is a teenage movie in comedy genre and it stars Lindsay Lohan, Rachel McAdams, Lacey Chabert, and Amanda Seyfried. Cady, from the movie, her story begins in South Africa.She was homeschooled and now enrolled in an American high school, which is a huge change from her previous education.

Wynn and Dank, guys she makes friends with, inform her about Regina George’s group, at that time, they were called the Plastics. The film was created, and especially the screenplay, by Tina Fey, who based the film script on her experiences at Upper Darby High School and on the book, entitled “Queen Bees and Wannabes” written by Rosalind Wiseman.

This movie, as everyone knew, was widely acclaimed thanks to its actors’, directors’ and humorists’ contributions. “Mean Girls” was a real show-stopper, attracting lots of audience from around the world and raking $130.1 million in the cinemas worldwide. It starts by telling Caddie’s journey to become one of the popular Plastics and her battle of burning revenge with their for lifetime malice, but at the end she discovers there is a price to pay to become one of them.

The movie inspired other adaptations, including as a Broadway musical and a sequel.It addresses issues including bullying, social cliques, and teenage identity and is well-liked by viewers thanks to its charming characters and funny portrayal of high school dynamics.

“Mean Girls,” which Tina Fey adapted on Rosalind Wiseman’s factual book “Queen Bees and Wannabes,” became exceptionally popular. Fey developed the story and characters, named many of them after people from real life, drawing on her own high school experiences.
Though Rachel McAdams was selected to play Regina George, Lindsay Lohan was cast as Cady Heron instead of Regina George.

With its setting in Evanston, Illinois, and most of the film shot in Toronto, critics lauded the movie for its clever plot and talented ensemble cast.

Globally, about $130 million was made, and Lohan received accolades for her performance. October 3rd is designated as “Mean Girls Day” each year due to the film’s impact on popular culture.

Remarkable phrases and moments from the movie have been cited in a variety of media, and its legacy has included a stage musical adaption,

Along with follow-up novels and a canceled video game. The plot is continued in the 2024 musical adaption, which features a largely new cast. A renowned and significant work of modern film, “Mean Girls” is still praised for its humor and cultural relevance.

 Cast for the “Mean Girls” 

1. Angourie Rice as Cady Heron
2. Reneé Rapp as Regina George
3. Auli’i Cravalho as Janis ‘Imi’ike
4. Jaquel Spivey as Damian Hubbard
5. Avantika as Karen Shetty
6. Bebe Wood as Gretchen Wieners
7. Christopher Briney as Aaron Samuels
8. Jenna Fischer as Ms. Heron
9. Busy Philipps as Mrs. George
10. Tina Fey as Ms. Norbury
11. Tim Meadows as Mr. Duvall
12. Lindsay Lohan as Mathletes Moderator
13. Jon Hamm as Coach Carr
14. Ashley Park as Madame Park
15. Connor Ratliff as Mr. Rapp
16. Mahi Alam as Kevin Ganatra
17. John El-Jor as Jason Weems
18. Brian Altemus as Shane Oman
19. Megan Thee Stallion as Megan Thee Stallion
20. Ben Wang as Jacob Zheng
21. Alexis Frias as Matthew Richmond
22. Isabella Bria Lopez as Sonja Aquino
23. Morgen McKynzie as Grace Porter
24. Veronica S. Taylor as Rachel Hamilton
25. Stephanie Mincone as Taylor Wedell / Core Dancer
26. Gabriella Cila as Caitlyn Caussin
27. Jordan Gallimore as Christian Wiggins
28. Ari Notartomaso as Lizzie Thurman
29. Camille Umoff as Dawn Schweitzer
30. Kaylee Kaleinani as Sophie Kawachi
31. Allison Winn as Caroline Krafft
32. Ben Heineman as M. Obo
33. Fernell Hogan as V. Bowling
34. Calidore Robinson as S. Martin
35. Sofia Dobrushin as Teary Girl
36. Grant Harrison Mateo as Tiny Boy
37. Amann Iqbal as Rude Girl
38. Nahscha as Burnout Friend
39. Gage Roark as Theater Boy
40. Soona Lee-Tolley as Band Freak
41. Janna Graham as Band Freak
42. Matilde Heckler as Band Freak
43. Francesca Castro as Band Freak
44. Nuri Park as Choir Girl
45. Izzy Bank as Choir Girl
46. Kayla LaVine as Choir Girl
47. James Henri Jones as North Shore Student
48. Garid Garcia as North Shore Student
49. Jake Schwencke as North Shore Student
50. Ellena Eshraghi as North Shore Student
51. Kelsie Daniels as North Shore Student
52. Elizabeth Witek as North Shore Student
53. Alexandra Witek as North Shore Student
54. Brooke Johnson as Longboarder
55. Meredith Dunbar as Longboarder
56. Hank Pekarsky as Teacher
57. Sri as Social Media Friend
58. Veronica Merrell-Burriss as Social Media Friend
59. Vanessa Merrell as Social Media Friend
60. Jordi as Social Media Friend
61. Enola Bedard as Social Media Friend
62. Nia Sioux as Social Media Friend
63. Emely Moreno as Social Media Friend
64. Jazz Jennings as Social Media Friend
65. Pierson Wodzynski as Social Media Friend
66. Mars Avila as Social Media Friend
67. Alan Chow as Social Media Friend
68. Chris Olsen as Social Media Friend
69. Bailey B. Angelski as Marching Band
70. Joshua M. Baer as Marching Band
71. Caitlin M. Beecham as Marching Band
72. Samantha R. Borsari as Marching Band
73. Briannon E. Bowman as Marching Band
74. Ian A. Boyce as Marching Band
75. Daniela Cassano as Marching Band
76. Danielle K. Catalano as Marching Band
77. Ismael Chino as Marching Band
78. Gianna M. Cologna as Marching Band
79. Jason L. DeGroff as Marching Band
80. Kaylin E. DeGroff as Marching Band
81. Joshua P. Doody as Marching Band
82. Christiana J. Doyle as Marching Band
83. Calysta R. Eachus as Marching Band
84. Kasey L. Ericson as Marching Band
85. Timothy S. Fletcher as Marching Band
86. Orlando Galarza as Marching Band
87. Cameron T. Garde as Marching Band
88. Sean G. Haight as Marching Band
89. Ryan J. Horgan as Marching Band
90. Teresa Kissel as Marching Band
91. Christopher J. Lucey as Marching Band
92. Megan A. Macneil as Marching Band
93. Malachi