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Meaghan Martin | Johanna Mitchell | |
Maiara Walsh | Mandi Weatherly | |
Jennifer Stone | Abby Hanover | |
Nicole Gale Anderson | Hope Plotnick | |
Claire Holt | Chastity Meyer | |
Diego González Boneta | Tyler Adams | |
Linden Ashby | Rod Mitchell | |
Rhoda Griffis | Ilene Hanover | |
Mike Pniewski | Mr. Giamatti | |
Patrick Johnson | Nick Zimmer | |
Tim Meadows | Principal Duvall | |
Colin Dennard | Elliott Gold | |
Amber Wallace | Violet | |
Dan Coleman | Mr. Winkle | |
Bethany Anne Lind | Quinn Shinn |
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Producer | George Engel
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Writer | Elana Lesser
Cliff Ruby |
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Cinematography | Levie Isaacks
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Musician | Transcenders
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Johanna "Jo" Mitchell is a 17-year-old tomboy, who lives with her father, who works as a race car driver for NASCAR. The first day of school, she explains that she wants to avoid high school drama, and already knows some of the mean-spirited cliques to expect when going to North Shore High School. Then she introduces the school's most popular clique, "The Plastics" (from the first Mean Girls movie). This time "The Plastics" consist of Amanda "Mandi" Weatherly, a rich snobish girl who lives down the street from Jo; Chastity Meyer, a seemingly slow-witted blond with a raging libido who is known to randomly hook up with guys (even those less popular than she); and Hope Plotkin, a snobbish hypochondriac who seems to suck up to Mandi the most. |
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