Mean Girls Day

Mean Girls Day is annually on October 3rd and is dedicated to everyone who is a fan of the 2004 comedy film of the same name. It starred popular actresses such as Lindsay Lohan, Rachel McAdams, and Amy Poehler. If you are a fan of the movie, join in the celebration!

History

The film made its debut on screens in 2004, and many still enjoy watching it today. This is not surprising, as the movie addresses actual problems experienced by modern teenagers: adapting to a new environment, standing up for one’s opinion, friendship, and love. The movie has become a symbol, inspiring fans to write poetry, create memes, and post creative content on social networks. The date was not chosen by chance; in one of the scenes, Aaron asks Cady what day it is, and Cady replies that it is October 3rd.

Interesting facts

• Initially, Lindsay Lohan was to play the role of Regina, but the role was given to Rachel McAdams.
• Scarlett Johansson was considered for the role of Karen Smith, but the casting failed.
• There were a lot of vulgar and rude phrases in the script, but they were removed to achieve a PG-13 rating.
• There is a small typo in the episode; the test that one of the girls receives is dated October 14, although the film takes place before the Christmas holidays.
• In 2009, a PC game featuring the beloved characters was released.
• The second part was released in 2011 as a direct-to-TV movie.
• The film was based on a non-fiction book, “Queen Bees and Wannabes,” published in 2002.
• The skirts for the Christmas event were created from plastic.

How to take part

You can celebrate Mean Girls Day in various ways: watch the film again or introduce it to someone who has never seen it; find an old school outfit in the closet and try it on; chat with classmates and remember school moments. On this day, there is no place for sadness!

When is Mean Girls Day in 2024?

Mean Girls Day is observed on October 3 each year.

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