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In 2004, Tina Fey was the first female head writer and "Weekend Update" co-anchor on “Saturday Night Live.” She reached a career milestone that year when she wrote and co-starred in the teen comedy “Mean Girls.” The musical is onstage at The Belle Theatre in Cape Coral through Oct. 17. Members of the cast share some Tina Fey trivia you may not know.
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