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Sheree Whitfield And Big Ang Land Roles On 'Scary Movie 5'

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A new pic of the Real Housewife of Atlanta Sheree Whitfield and Big Ang has hit the internet from the set of Scary Movie 5. This is proof that the two will play roles in the film. How big? At this time, the details are unknown but there has been buzz that it will be some type of fight between the Mob Wife and the House wife.

Scary Movie 5 will spoof, Paranormal Activity, Black Swan, Inception, Rise of the Planet of the Apes, and 127 Hours. The plot of the centers around “three dancers, one veteran performer and two upstarts who are also best friends, vying for the lead in a new production from a snooty, aloof, imperious, and oversexed director”(IMDB).

Two weeks ago, Charlie Sheen and Lindsay Lohan shot a screen for Scary Movie 5 in the bed together. “Charlie and Lindsay filmed a love scene,” said a source. “The scene they were shooting for the movie was of them in bed together.”

The source even said that the two shared playful pillow talk in between takes, joking about their Hollywood off-screen reputations. “They were ad-libbing,” a source said. “They were joking that they’ve both had a lot of issues over the past couple of years.”

This sounds like Scary Movie 5 is going to be just as crazy as the rest of the franchise films. The movie is slated to hit screens in the spring of 2013.

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