Lindsay Lohan Pitches MEAN GIRLS Sequel with Cheating Housewives!

In an all-new interview with TimeOut London, Lindsay Lohan talks about making her West End theatrical debut in David Mamet's Speed-the-Plow and a recent idea she had for a sequel to her hit film, 'Mean Girls.'

"People really love the movie: how do you top that?," posed the 28 year-old when asked about the classic teen flick. "I was with Tina Fey the other day and I said we should do another Mean Girls, like an older version where they're all housewives and they're all cheating. That would be really funny. I'll harass Tina to write it."

Lohan also shared how her casting came about for the latest revival of Mamet's play. 'So I've moved to London and I'm getting a little bored because I'm not working, and then my agent got a call from one of the producers and Lindsay Posner saying, "Can we meet tomorrow? We want her to do this play."

The actress revealed that she was shocked and excited by the offer. "...we went for lunch at the Ivy and they said, "So you wanna do it?" and I said, "Yeah" and they said, "Great." I said, "You're just giving me the part, that's it? Oh my God, thank you so much!"'

Read the article in full here!

About the show:

Theatre Royal Bath Productions welcomesRichard Schiff, Nigel Lindsay and Lindsay Lohan in David Mamet's SPEED-THE-PLOWat London's Playhouse Theatre from tonight 24th September for a strictly limited run. A high-octane modern classic, SPEED-THE-PLOW is a brilliantly satirical portrayal of Hollywood filled with Mamet's trademark wit and mesmerizing dialogue.

When a hugely bankable star agrees to appear in a sure-fire commercial hit, film producers Bobby Gould and Charlie Fox are convinced this is the break of a lifetime. That is until Karen (played by Lindsay Lohan), a temporary secretary, derails the dream. When she persuades Bobby to dump the blockbuster in favour of a story which can only be described as box-office poison, Charlie is forced to resort to desperate measures....

The stage debut adds to Lohan's long list of credits including starring roles alongside Meryl Streep inPRAIRIE HOME COMPANION and Jane Fonda in GEORGIA RULE and her work with notable directors Robert Altman and Paul Schrader. She is best known for her starring role in MEAN GIRLSwith Tina Fey.

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