Advertisement
Jonathan Bennett, known for his role as Aaron Samuels in “Mean Girls,” has expressed his openness to revisiting the iconic teen comedy with a sequel. Bennett credits the movie for playing a significant role in his career and acknowledges its enduring impact on popular culture. He emphasizes the lasting friendships formed with co-stars Lindsay Lohan, Amanda Seyfried, and others.
Bennett reveals that the “Mean Girls” cast maintains communication, including a group chat that becomes active every October 3rd, a date significant to fans of the movie. Despite the virtual nature of their 16th-anniversary reunion, Bennett describes the cast’s bond as unshakeable, akin to a family.
While discussing the recent Black Friday Walmart commercial featuring some of the cast members, Bennett expresses regret for not participating due to prior commitments. He highlights the positive experience of seeing the cast reunite and remains optimistic about the possibility of a “Mean Girls” sequel. Bennett, along with other cast members, expresses eagerness for a sequel and suggests that Tina Fey, the creator, holds the key to making it happen. Despite Rachel McAdams’ absence from the commercial, the cast’s desire for a reunion and potential sequel remains strong.