Tina Fey Unveils New Celebration for ‘Mean Girls Day’

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Tina Fey Unveils New Celebration for ‘Mean Girls Day’

Get ready to take out your inner Plastic because Tina Fey, the mastermind behind “Mean Girls,” has something special planned for “Mean Girls Day” this year.

While fans are still crossing their fingers for a sequel to this cult classic (production hiccups and all), that’s not stopping them from joining forces with the comedy maestro himself to celebrate in style!

Tina Fey Introduces a Unique Celebration for ‘Mean Girls Day

Tina Fey attends the 73rd Annual Tony Awards 2019 MEGA

The iconic day traces its origins back to a memorable scene in the beloved 2004 film, where Aaron Samuels (Jonathan Bennett) asks Cady Heron (Lindsay Lohan) about the date, to which she replies, “It’s October 3rd.”

Thus, “Mean Girls Day” was officially born. In celebration of this special occasion, Fey offers a unique dish. She is putting up for auction the annotated script of “Mean Girls the Musical,” joining the ranks of Hollywood, Broadway and West End luminaries who have done it before her.

The script is also embellished with handwritten notes and imaginative sketches in the margins. This valuable insight offers insight into his creative process, spanning original films and musical adaptations.

follow CNNlucky buyers will find a delightful extra, including a sketch of Regina George’s mother, Mrs. June George, immortalized by Amy Poehler, accompanied by the note “Amy Poehler is iconic!”

A producer’s handwritten greeting adds a personal touch, from playful encouragement like “You’re almost done reading this” to honest musings like “Jesus Christ, this script is long.”

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Paramount has released ‘MEAN GIRLS’ on TikTok for free in 23 parts to celebrate Mean Girls Day. pic.twitter.com/fs9R08Xq7F

— DiscussingFilm (@DiscussingFilm) October 3, 2023

While the auction is open until October 6 at theauctioncollective.com, fans are taking X to mark the day with memories of the epic film. For example this netizen who shared together a picture of a dialogue between the two main characters with the caption, “The most iconic day in the world #oktober3 #MeanGirls ❤️.”

Other supporters recorded their obsession “with Netflix adding Mean Girls on October 3,” while an account called Discussing Movies pointed out that “Paramount has released ‘MEAN GIRLS’ on TikTok for free in 23 parts to celebrate Mean Girls Day.”

Cinema Bums too dedicated their “quote of the day” for the film, writing, “‘On October 3rd, he asked me what day it was. Karen | #MeanGirls.'” At the same time, a theater school used the buzz to remind people that the day “aims to raise awareness about the negative effects of bullying among teenagers.”

They further stated, “We love the strong positive message of Mean Girls The Musical and the movie it’s based on. Don’t miss our mid-term intensive of this show in April!”

Other people too ask that people should “Honor the story by saying something nice to someone you don’t normally talk to” before sharing details about their Drama Club.

Long-awaited Millennial Desire: ‘Mean Girls’ Sequel Stalled By Contract Dispute

Lindsay Lohan 25th MTV Europe Music Awards, ArrivalsMEGA

As everyone celebrates “Meaning Girls Day,” it’s worth noting that we may have had the second part of the movie years ago. Why didn’t that happen? Allegedly, talks hit a snag when Paramount Pictures extended what it deemed an “indecent” financial offer to the OG actor.

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Over the years, every significant original cast member has seemingly voiced their desire for a sequel. Unfortunately, the company’s lackluster offering has put a damper on those plans.

A source told Page Six, “Paramount Pictures didn’t want to pay the girls what they were worth. All four girls were ready to come back, but Paramount didn’t respect their values.”

In case you need to know who the OG cast was, the team consisted of teen royalty at the time: Lindsay Lohan, Rachel McAdams, Lacey Chabert, and Amanda Seyfried along with Tina Fey, Lizzy Caplan, Tim Meadows, and Amy Poehler.

According to the source, despite the stalled negotiations, McAdams was offered a bigger role than the other three, but the deal has yet to be finalized.

Fey, who is at the helm as writer for both the film and the musical, is slated to return as Ms. Norbury reportedly earned a seven-figure deal covering her role, writing and producing the film.

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