“Bad Girls-gate: No drugs or abortion for Hilary Duff”
We enter into the world of celebrity blogging for this encouraging tidbit, from Jossip:
While Lindsay Lohan tries to form a friendship with Hilary Duff, we have some newsies on their upcoming film together, Bad Girls.
MTV is still lagging in its search for a director while Nip/Tuck’s Sean McNamara is a no-go. But on to more interesting news.
Producers are still rolling ahead with negotiations with the girls, despite what their reps might tell you. Hilary’s camp is in a huff over mentions of drugs and abortion in Alex McAuley’s book that the film is based on, which means MTV is busy stripping the script of any references.
Sep.01, 2005 10:45 am |
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Jill Stanek is a nurse turned speaker, columnist and blogger, a national figure in the effort to protect both preborn and postborn innocent human life.
This book Bad Girls is very controversial in nature. A good friend of mine confiscated it from her daughter, and ended up reading it herself. She found that the book actually advanced some morals and lessons, although it did deal with subjects of abortion and drug abuse–appropriate ONLY for a more mature audience, not a thirteen year old. I too am glad to hear that both Hillary Duff and MTV will be toning it down for the big screen.