Mean Girls: The author of the book that inspired the film says Tina Fey and the studio didn’t pay her for the success of the franchise.

Mean Girls: The author of the book that inspired the film says Tina Fey and the studio didn’t pay her for the success of the franchise.

Mean Girls: The author of the book that inspired the film says Tina Fey and the studio didn’t pay her for the success of the franchise.

The writer is considering going to court to resolve the situation.

Movie Mean Girls was one of the biggest hits of the 2000s, and to this day everyone remembers the famous October 3 or perversion Regina George. But, despite the fame that the production won, the writer Rosalind Wisemanwho is behind the book Queen bees and wannabes (Mean Girlsin Brazil), the self-help work that inspired the film is considering filing a lawsuit Paramount and actress Tina Fey behind “unpaid fees” for the franchise’s success (via the New York Post).

Wiseman claims that the studio and Tina Fey, who wrote the screenplay for Mean Girlsdid not repay the continued publicity that the franchise received with the film’s 2004 premiere. This is because, despite the signing of the contract for sell film rightsin 2002, author 400 thousand dollars – which led to her relinquishing rights to the original production and other derivative works – Rosalind’s contract included receiving Net profitwhich represent the residual income that will be generated along with the admission of the film to the box office.

Rosalind Wiseman is the author of the book that inspired the movie Mean Girls.

According to information from new york post office, this is not what the author claims to have received. Wiseman claims that she was told by the studio that there was no net profit and that there was not enough revenue to do so.

According to the author, her work is not considered, although she inspired Mean Girls. “Yes, I had a terrible contract, but the film made a lot of money and they keep reworking my work over and over again, so they don’t even consider me”Wiseman said in an interview new york post office.

“Mean Girls” is a 2000s classic.

Rosalind even teased Tina Fey by stating that “Over the years, Tina has spoken so eloquently about women supporting other women, but it is becoming more and more clear to me that, based on my personal experience, this is not the case.”.

Paramount and Tina Fey have yet to comment on Rosalind Wiseman’s allegations. The plaintiff, in turn, called her lawyers, who are preparing to sue if she does not have answers on this issue.

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