Mae Whitman

‘Independence Day 2’ Didn’t Bring Back Mae Whitman, and Some Men Think It’s All About Sexism
‘Independence Day 2’ Didn’t Bring Back Mae Whitman, and Some Men Think It’s All About Sexism
‘Independence Day 2’ Didn’t Bring Back Mae Whitman, and Some Men Think It’s All About Sexism
Yesterday, it was announced that It Follows star Maika Monroe will be taking the role of President Whitmore’s daughter in Independence Day 2, a role originated in the first film by a young Mae Whitman. Whitman has grown up to become a successful star in her own right, recently proving herself as a leading lady with recent teen comedy The Duff. So why wasn’t she cast in Independence Day 2? There’s one answer many male journalists are contenting (or discontenting) themselves with, and it kind of stinks.
Mae Whitman Is the Fat, Ugly Friend in 'The DUFF' Trailer
Mae Whitman Is the Fat, Ugly Friend in 'The DUFF' Trailer
Mae Whitman Is the Fat, Ugly Friend in 'The DUFF' Trailer
In the world of the upcoming film 'The DUFF,' we are supposed to believe that 'Arrested Development' star Mae Whitman---tiny, pocket-sized Mae Whitman---is the fat, ugly girl. Apparently every group of friends has what is called a "DUFF"---a "Designated Ugly Fat Friend." And, to be fair, the trailer has the cruel jock who tells Mae Whitman's Bianca pointing out several other examples of DUFFs who do not look fat or "ugly." They just look like whatever the opposite of a popular, conventionally attractive high school kid looks like. The first trailer for this movie isn't doing much to convince us that this isn't just a ripoff of 'She's All That,' though
‘Arrested Development’ Season 4 Picks Up… Her?
‘Arrested Development’ Season 4 Picks Up… Her?
‘Arrested Development’ Season 4 Picks Up… Her?
In the years since her forgettable turn on 'Arrested Development,' it's been hard not to have fallen for Plant Ann Mae Whitman a bit, given her genre friendly turns as the voice of Katara in 'Avatar: The Last Airbender,' or her role opposite 'Arrested' co-star Michael Cera of 'Scott Pilgrim vs. The World.' Still, with 'Arrested Development' season 4 on its way from Netflix in the spring of 2013, w