A fake "Mean Moms" poster has hit the web and made "Mean Girls" fans crazy. Based on the poster, the movie stars Jennifer Aniston, Sandra Bullock and Cameron Diaz. Truth is, only one of these ladies will star in the much-awaited comedy.
Upcoming New Line film "Mean Moms" has set social media buzzing over the last few days about a fake poster featuring Aniston, Bullock and Diaz. Though, according to Variety, it's only the "Friends" star who will be in the movie.
New Line Cinema has clarified that although Jennifer Aniston is still attached to the film, the castings of Cameron Diaz and Sandra Bullock is clearly unconfirmed and just a product of "internet sensationalism" and are just "figments of the Internet's imagination."
New Line Cinema is yet to announce the actors (and actresses, of course) to play in "Mean Moms."
As for the movie outlet, "Mean Moms" is based on the story of a "happily married mother who moves from small-town America to the high suburbs, where she faces the cutthroat world of competitive parenting."
"Mean Moms" might not be a sequel to popular teen cult "Mean Girls" but it is also based on the advice books by parenting author Rosalind Wiseman, which the latter is also based from.
John Morris and Sean Anders will be rewriting the story, while TV director Beth McCarthy-Miller was set to direct the film, New Line Cinema still looks for the movie's director. New Line has not announced the release date of the film yet.
Although fans would absolutely love to see Jennifer Aniston in "Mean Moms" fans are still wondering if there would be a reunion movie starring the original Plastics, Lindsay Lohan Rachel McAdams, Amanda Seyfriend and Lacey Chabert. EW invited the female leads for the shows 10th anniversary last year but there were no talks about creating another "Mean Girls" movie.
