It’s possible that Rachel McAdams isn’t through with the girl world just yet.
The actress, who is 44 years old and was promoting her newest film, Are You There God?, in a recent interview with Entertainment Tonight, discussed her spirituality. It’s Me, Margaret — has said that she would “never” refuse Tina Fey’s request to collaborate with the latter on the forthcoming Mean Girls musical film if Fey were to ask her to do so.
“She’s the finest,” McAdams exclaimed about Fey, 52, who costarred with McAdams in the original movie and wrote the script for that picture. McAdams also authored the screenplay for that movie. In addition, Fey was the writer of the original Broadway musical, which the current movie is based on. In addition to that, she is one of the co-producers of the musical picture.
“We’ll see how it all rolls out,” McAdams said, adding that while if it isn’t “in the works” right now for the original Regina George actress to make a cameo, “We’ll see how it all shakes out.”
Renée Rapp, who succeeded Taylor Louderman as Regina in the Mean Girls Broadway musical and who will perform the role of the queen bee in the film adaptation of the musical, received a lot of appreciation from Rachel McAdams, who also praised Rapp.
“I don’t believe she is capable of making a mistake. Incredible as she is, “said McAdams. “With her voice, she already has the upper hand over me. As a result, I can’t wait to see her in her manifestation.”
“It’s such an amazing piece of writing! Playing it is a lot of fun, so I hope she enjoys herself when she’s doing it. Also, I cannot wait to see it, “Additionally, she said.
Angourie Rice will play the role of Cady in the next film, while Auli’i Cravalho and Jaquel Spivey will take on the roles of Janis and Damian, respectively. Karen and Gretchen, two of Regina’s coworkers at Plastics, will be portrayed by Avantika and Bebe Wood, respectively, while Christopher Briney will take on the role of Aaron Samuels, and Busy Philipps will play Regina’s mother.
In addition, the characters of Ms. Norbury and Principal Duvall, respectively, whom Fey and Tim Meadows played in the adolescent comedy from 2004 will be brought back for the new film.
In the smash hit adolescent comedy from 2004, written by Tina Fey and directed by Mark Waters, Rachel McAdams played the title role of the queen bee. The film was in part inspired by Rosalind Wiseman’s book Queen Bees and Wannabes, which was published in 2002.
She was joined by Amanda Seyfried and Lacey Chabert as the Plastics, the group of popular girls in school who are ultimately managed to infiltrate and taken down by Lindsay Lohan’s character, Cady Heron — but not before she loses ’s herself in the fast life of high-school politics. Amanda Seyfried and Lacey Chabert also played the Plastics.
During her participation in April 2020 on the Heroes of Health: COVID-19 live stream, Rachel McAdams found some short time to mull the possibility of reprising one of her most famous roles, Regina.
When questioned about the possibility of a sequel to Mean Girls, the actress had the following response, which was reported by Yahoo Entertainment: “I think it would be fascinating to play Regina George later in her life and see where life takes her!”