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'''Mean Girls''' is a [[movie]] about Cady, a [[homeschool]]ed teen raised in [[Africa]] by scientist [[parent]]s, who nearly loses herself in the social jungle of a real American high school. The screenplay, based on Rosalind Wiseman's ''Queen Bees and Wannabes'', was by Tina Fey, who also plays Cady's math teacher. The premise of the film is that school social life is ruled by The Plastics, a clique of three wealthy girls. When Cady enrolls, a girl who had been victimized by the leader of the Plastics gets Cady to infiltrate the clique.
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'''Mean Girls''' is a [[movie]] about Cady, a [[homeschool]]ed teen raised in [[Africa]] by scientist [[parent]]s, who nearly loses herself in the social jungle of a American high school. The screenplay, inspired by [[Rosalind Wiseman]]'s ''Queen Bees and Wannabes'', was by Tina Fey, who plays Cady's math teacher. In Cady's school, social life is divided into various cliques, such as nerds, Asians, stoners, and jocks. A clique of three wealthy girls (whom others call the "Plastics") asks Cady to join them.

Revision as of 15:40, June 14, 2011

Mean Girls is a movie about Cady, a homeschooled teen raised in Africa by scientist parents, who nearly loses herself in the social jungle of a American high school. The screenplay, inspired by Rosalind Wiseman's Queen Bees and Wannabes, was by Tina Fey, who plays Cady's math teacher. In Cady's school, social life is divided into various cliques, such as nerds, Asians, stoners, and jocks. A clique of three wealthy girls (whom others call the "Plastics") asks Cady to join them.