Lindsay Lohan's wild ride from teen star to comeback queen: from Herbie to Freakier Friday
Lindsay Lohan , the irrepressible star of Mean Girls who has endured more than her fair share of tabloid scrutiny and infamy.
Her charming and spunky screen presence made her a child and teenage star, but she stumbled through a rocky patch in her 20s with misguided life and career choices. But since moving to Dubai, marrying and becoming a mum, she's rediscovered her creative spirit and re-emerged on-screen in compelling form, beginning with a trifecta of Christmas-themed Netflix films: Falling for Christmas, Our Little Secret and Irish Wish.
Now, the former teen star is crowning her resurgence with the sequel to her hit 2003 film Freaky Friday, alongside co-stars Jamie Lee Curtis and
Chad Michael Murray
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Lindsay Lohan was doing press events in London this week for her new film Freakier Friday. Photo: @lindsaylohan/Instagram
With Freakier Friday in theatres, it's the perfect time to trace her career through her filmography, including all the ups and downs.
The Parent Trap
A young Lindsay Lohan starred alongside the late Natasha Richardson in The Parent Trap. Photo: @lindsaylohan/Instagram
Audiences first fell in love with Lohan in Nancy Meyers' 1998 film The Parent Trap, playing long-lost twins Annie and Hallie, who meet at summer camp and swap places to get their parents back together. The film is a remake of the 1961 original starring Hayley Mills.
Freaky Friday
Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan on the set of Freaky Friday. Photo: Handout
Lohan went on to find huge success in another Disney movie, Freaky Friday (2003), another remake (of a 1976 film), opposite Jamie Lee Curtis. This film, coupled with the 2004 film Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen, set the stage for her mainstream breakout performance in Mean Girls, written by
Tina Fey and directed by Mark Waters (who also directed Freaky Friday).
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