In the film, the "Bridesmaids" actress plays the
self-declared "wealthiest woman in America" Michelle Darnell,
who ends up bankrupt and jailed for insider trading.
Once out of prison with a new intent of kindness, she finds that
not everyone is so willing to forget her past evil ways.
The movie also stars Kristen Bell, Tyler Labine, Peter Dinklage
and Kathy Bates.
"I think it's really fun. We worked really, really hard on the
script. We're constantly changing it at the end of each night of
shooting, we re-evaluate has anything changed today that may
affect the work tomorrow," McCarthy said about improvising
during shooting.
"We improvise tiny little bits. I improvise a lot but it never
strays away from that map."
The actress added that she also grew to like her character.
"As tough as she is, I think her message was always if you work
hard enough and prove it, you can do it, which I think is very
different from a bad boss who almost doesn't want you to
succeed," McCarthy said.
"The Boss" hits cinemas from April 7.
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