Mean Girls 2 – Meaghan Jette Martin and Maiara Walsh cast

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Shh! Don’t tell Lindsay Lohan, but lovely ladies Meaghan Jette Martin and Maiara Walsh have been cast in the Mean Girls sequel. That’s right. Catty is coming back to the big screen. You might know Martin (that’s her pictured above) as Tess from the Disney Channel original movie Camp Rock, or the now canceled ABC Family show, 10 Things I Hate About You. I guess there were a few things viewers hated about that television adaptation of the Julia Stiles. Heath Ledger film. Walsh, on the other hand, is the young Brazilian actress from ABC’s Desperate Housewives (Season 6) and Disney sitcom, Cory in the House.

In Mean Girls 2, Martin will be taking over the role of the lead meanie, previously portrayed by Rachel McAdams (who, let’s face it, is too well known and too all grown up to return to the franchise). Martin’s character’s name, according to MTV.com, is “Jo”. No word yet on Walsh’s character name, however she had this to say about her role via Twitter: “So it’s official.. I will be playing the lead ‘plastic’ in Mean Girls 2! I’m off to Atlanta at the end of the month to shoot ”

Check out the film’s synopsis:

The story revolves around a new high school student, Jo, who agrees to befriend an outcast, Abby, at the urging of Abby’s wealthy father in exchange for paying all of Jo’s costs for the college of her dreams. Jo and Abby team up to take on the school’s “mean girls,” the Plastics. The story becomes a high stakes battle of loyalty that ultimately comes to a head when one of our heroines finds out that her friendship has been bought and paid for.

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