Lindsay Lohan Returns to Acting in Freakier Friday Sequel

Lindsay Lohan has publicly expressed her readiness to move beyond the Netflix romantic comedies that reignited her acting career, signaling a desire to explore more diverse and challenging roles. Crediting manifestation and Netflix for her comeback, Lohan revealed she envisioned her return during the COVID pandemic by writing down her goals, which led to a three-film deal with the streamer including hits like "Falling for Christmas" and "Our Little Secret." She is now starring in "Freakier Friday," a sequel to the 2003 Disney film "Freaky Friday," fulfilling another manifested goal to work again with Disney and revisit a beloved character from her youth. While she enjoys creating feel-good movies, Lohan is eager to branch into new territory with projects like the Hulu series "Count My Lies," where she will take on her first lead TV role without the typical romantic interest storyline. Lohan’s recent cover feature on ELLE magazine highlights the public and critical enthusiasm surrounding her career resurgence, with many praising her appearance and the potential for a significant comeback. Overall, Lohan’s evolving career reflects her intent to diversify her roles and push creative boundaries beyond her initial Netflix success.