We will all agree that the physique swap comedy is the best of all film genres. And of that style, one in all the extra enduring ideas is Freaky Friday, the place a mom and daughter swap our bodies (or brains, relying on the way you take a look at it) and should faux to be each other throughout a important juncture in each their lives. The idea dates to a 1972 novel that Disney has tailored into films in 1976, 1995, 2003, and 2018, together with many different tales and flicks which are indebted to the thought (just like the 2020 movie Freaky the place a teenage lady swaps locations with a serial killer).
Of all of the film variations, 2003’s Freaky Friday starring Jamie Lee Curtis because the mother and Lindsay Lohan because the daughter may be the preferred — or at the very least the model this technology of followers is most nostalgic about. Sufficient time has handed now that Lindsay Lohan may conceivably play the mother in her personal model of the idea. So what a couple of sequel?
Apparently, that’s a query that’s been on the minds of Disney executives currently. Curtis informed Selection this week that she, Lohan, and Disney have been “speaking” a couple of doable follow-up. (Freaky Saturday?) On the Glass Onion premiere, Curtis mentioned:
I’m 64 in per week and Lindsay is 36…[A sequel] lends itself so fantastically … we’re each dedicated to it, and it’s not ours to make. It’s Disney’s to make and I believe they’re and we’re speaking.
The idea of physique swaps actually are excellent for our present age of legacyquels. How a couple of three-way swap with Lohan, Curtis, and a personality who’s the age of Lohan’s character within the first film? The idea looks as if a slam dunk.
Curtis doesn’t seem in Glass Onion, though she co-starred within the earlier Benoit Blanc thriller, Knives Out. (She most not too long ago starred in Halloween Ends, which continues to be streaming on Peacock.) Lohan can at present be seen within the new Netflix movie Falling Into Christmas.
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Ho ho ho — these films stink.
