Rachel McAdams joins Lindsay Lohan in wanting a Mean Girls sequel: ‘It would be fun’

They are done trying to make ‘fetch’ happen and want a sequel instead.

Rachel McAdams joined former co-star Lindsay Lohan in calling for a sequel to their 2004 classic comedy Mean Girls.

The 41-year-old Canadian actress appeared on a livestream for Canada’s Heroes Of Health: COVID-19 when she was asked about reprising her signature role.

Rachel said: ‘It would be fun to play Regina George later in her life and see where life took her.’

The Notebook actress later elaborated on the influence the film has had on generations. 

McAdams explained: ‘Let’s hope Mean Girls has helped girls be nicer to each other, and not the other way around.

‘It’s really bizarre. I feel so lucky to be a part of something that’s stuck around even a little bit. That’s never something I imagined happening in life.’

The comments come at a very interesting time as her co-star Lindsay Lohan expressed her desire for a sequel during an appearance on David Spade’s Lights Out chat show on April 14.

The 33-year-old actress said: ‘I think I was hanging on to [Mean Girls] for a really long time. I wanted to come back with a Mean Girls 2. To work with Tina [Fey], and the whole crew again, and [director] Mark Waters.

‘That was really what I wanted. I was excited to do that. But that’s all in their hands, really. So that would definitely be an exciting thing.

‘But that’s all in their hands, really. So that would definitely be an exciting thing.’ 

The 2004 hit movie was movie written by Tina Fey as it was based on Rosalind Wiseman’s 2002 book Queen Bees and Wannabes, which focused on patterns of behavior within teenage girls.

Fey wrote the movie script based on the book and her own high school experiences, with the writer also starring as one of the teachers.

The film starred Lohan as Cady Heron, who moves into a new town and falls in with a popular clique known as The Plastics, lead by Rachel’s character Regina George.

The film also starred Lacey Chabert, Amy Poehler, Ana Gasteyer, Jonathan Bennet and marked the feature film debut of Amanda Seyfried.

Mean Girls proved to be a dependable hit at the box office, earning $86 million domestic and $128.9 million worldwide, from just a $17 million budget.