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Los Angeles - Another book from the author that inspired Mean Girls, another book of Rosalind Wiseman that will be made into a movie called Mean Moms.
It will be based on her advice book Queen Bee Moms and King Pin Dads. It won't be a sequel, but will follow the same vein of its predecessor - a mother moves with her family from a small town to high-class suburbia, where mothers are more competitive than their children.
Deadline reports that Beth McCarthy-Miller of SNL will be directing the movie and the producers hope to get A-list actresses to star as the bitchy moms instead of propelling new talent like with Amanda Seyfried and Rachel McAdams in Mean Girls.
McCarty-Miller has only done TV shows like SNL and 30 Rock, so Mean Moms will be her feature debut.
Mean Girls, which also starred Lindsay Lohan, became a cult hit in 2004 about a naive teenager that moes from Africa back to America and has to deal with a new jungle - high school.
She becomes entangled in a revenge plot against The Plastics, the most popular girls in school. The screenplay was written by another SNL star, Tina Fey, who also starred as one of the teachers.
It will be based on her advice book Queen Bee Moms and King Pin Dads. It won't be a sequel, but will follow the same vein of its predecessor - a mother moves with her family from a small town to high-class suburbia, where mothers are more competitive than their children.
Deadline reports that Beth McCarthy-Miller of SNL will be directing the movie and the producers hope to get A-list actresses to star as the bitchy moms instead of propelling new talent like with Amanda Seyfried and Rachel McAdams in Mean Girls.
McCarty-Miller has only done TV shows like SNL and 30 Rock, so Mean Moms will be her feature debut.
Mean Girls, which also starred Lindsay Lohan, became a cult hit in 2004 about a naive teenager that moes from Africa back to America and has to deal with a new jungle - high school.
She becomes entangled in a revenge plot against The Plastics, the most popular girls in school. The screenplay was written by another SNL star, Tina Fey, who also starred as one of the teachers.
