• Lindsay Lohan confirms a ‘Freaky Friday’ sequel is officially happening
• Both Lindsay Lohan and Jamie Lee Curtis are set to return
• Sequel on the way due to enduring popularity with fans and positive reception from original film
Here is what happened:
Lindsay Lohan has confirmed the much-anticipated sequel to “Freaky Friday,” with both her and Jamie Lee Curtis set to reprise their roles from the 2003 movie. In an interview on SiriusXM’s “Andy Cohen Live,” Lindsay shared her excitement about the project while keeping details about the timeline under wraps. The original film, a remake of the 1976 version starring Jodie Foster, tells the story of a mother and daughter who accidentally swap bodies after a heated argument.
Despite remaining close over the decades, it was only recently that Jamie Lee Curtis hinted at the possibility of a sequel. In a social media post last fall, she teased a reunion with Lindsay Lohan and expressed hope for switching places again in the near future. Reflecting on the enduring popularity of “Freaky Friday,” Jamie revealed that the idea for a sequel stemmed from fans’ continued interest in revisiting the beloved story and characters.
The original film, based on Mary Rodgers’ 1972 novel, showcased the talents of Lindsay Lohan and Jamie Lee Curtis in a heartwarming tale of family dynamics and self-discovery. As the sequel gains momentum, fans can look forward to more behind-the-scenes trivia and updates on the development of the new movie. With a blend of nostalgia and fresh perspectives, the return of “Freaky Friday” promises to capture the magic that made the original film a classic.
