Lindsay Lohan explained why she wanted to play the villainous Regina George instead of the protagonist Cady Heron in Mean Girls
Lindsay Lohan admitted to wanting to play the villain Regina George instead of the young lady Cady Heron in Mean Girls (2004). The actress who plays the protagonist of the classic teen comedy film commented on in an interview with Vogue.
Lohan shared about initially wanting to live the role of Rachel McAdams: “I wanted to interpret Reginabecause I had just done Freaky Friday, and wanted to play a very normal girl. She wanted to have a different kind of role than just the damaged teenager again.”
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However, they managed to convince the actress of the role: “Mark Watersthe director, insisted that I play Cadylike this [a atriz e roteirista] Tina [Fey]. They were like, ‘No, no, you’re adorable, you have to play Cady.’ She was so eager to deal with this transition from ‘Okay, let’s get to the beautiful part of Cady.’ [Meninas Malvadas] It’s such a lovely movie.”
Lohan also confessed to being excited about “wearing skirts and just dressing more feminine” in the film, but was relieved when she can wear more casual clothes when filming the scenes early in production.
The star joked that the costume made her co-stars – who were required to wear skirts and high heels to play the characters – jealous: “I was able to relax and be calm, and everyone was jealous because I wore sneakers every day, but they couldn’t.”
what is the story of Mean Girls?
In Mean Girls“the teenager Cady Heron (Lindsay Lohan) was educated in Africa by scientist parents. When her family moves to the suburbs of Illinois, Cady finally manages to attend public school and is given a quick manual on the cruel and unspoken laws of popularity that divide classmates into tightly knit groups. She unwittingly finds herself in the good graces of an elite group of students nicknamed ‘the Plastics,’ but Cady soon realizes why the superficial group of new friends got that nickname,” reads the synopsis of the Rotten Tomatoes. Check out the trailer:
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