Post by Carina on Jan 11, 2006 21:57:30 GMT -5
Material Girls is a light-hearted, teen comedy about a pair of “celebutante” sisters, who are famous only for being famous (much like another pair of infamous celebutante sisters). When their inheritance is stolen, they quickly discover who their real friends are, while also learning that there is more to real life than the glitz and glam of fame.
Teen Queen, Hilary Duff, and sister, Haylie Duff, are set to star in Material Girls. Hilary Duff made a name for herself as a teen mega-star with Disney’s hit TV show, “The Lizzie McGuire Show,” and since then she has become a teen movie icon with pictures like “A Cinderella Story,” “The Lizzie McGuire Movie,” and “Cheaper By the Dozen.” Hilary’s commanding star power has made her a hot commodity in Hollywood, and it has helped her transition seamlessly into the music and retail industries.
Pop icon, Madonna, who famously coined the title, “Material Girl,” with her hit eighties’ single, will serve as an Executive Producer on this film, and will also have a cameo. Her production company and record label, Maverick, will produce the film and the film’s soundtrack featuring Hilary Duff singing a remake of the hit song, “Material Girl.”
Teen Queen, Hilary Duff, and sister, Haylie Duff, are set to star in Material Girls. Hilary Duff made a name for herself as a teen mega-star with Disney’s hit TV show, “The Lizzie McGuire Show,” and since then she has become a teen movie icon with pictures like “A Cinderella Story,” “The Lizzie McGuire Movie,” and “Cheaper By the Dozen.” Hilary’s commanding star power has made her a hot commodity in Hollywood, and it has helped her transition seamlessly into the music and retail industries.
Pop icon, Madonna, who famously coined the title, “Material Girl,” with her hit eighties’ single, will serve as an Executive Producer on this film, and will also have a cameo. Her production company and record label, Maverick, will produce the film and the film’s soundtrack featuring Hilary Duff singing a remake of the hit song, “Material Girl.”