Jamie Lee Curtis shows her support for Freaky Friday co-star Lindsay Lohan in her new Netflix holiday movie Falling For Christmas
Almost 20 years after Jamie Lee Curtis played Lindsay Lohan’s mother in the 2003 classic Freaky Friday, she’s still showing support for her daughter on screen.
Curtis, 63, took to Instagram on Wednesday and shared the poster for Lohan’s new holiday movie, Falling For Christmas.
She also continued her support on Thursday, sharing a picture of Lohan on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon.
Support: Almost 20 years after Jamie Lee Curtis played Lindsay Lohan’s mother in the 2003 classic Freaky Friday, she still shows support for her on-screen daughter
‘My little girl is all grown up!’ Curtis said in her post Thursday while tagging the 36-year-old actress.
Curtis also shared a snap of Lohan in a stunning red mini dress on the set of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
“TAKE ME AWAY! WOW!’ Curtis added in that post while again tagging Lohan in the caption.
Grown up: ‘My little girl is all grown up!’ Curtis said in her post Thursday while tagging the 36-year-old actress
Curtis and Lohan’s Freaky Friday, a 1972 adaptation of Mary Rodgers’ book of the same name, was a minor hit, grossing $160 million worldwide on a budget of just $20 million.
Curtis was promoting her Halloween Ends last month when asked about a possible Freaky Friday sequel.
“I’ve already texted my friends at Disney I’m in their new Haunted Mansion movie,” Curtis began.
Wowza: “TAKE ME AWAY! WOW!’ Curtis added in that post while again tagging Lohan in the caption
“I’m creatively open. Lindsay Lohan and I in a Freaky Friday Movie. bring it Let me be the grandma that switches places with Lindsay,” she added.
“I’d love to see Lindsay hot grandma and I’d love to see my dealing with toddlers today,” she added.
Curtis also revealed during an appearance at New York Comic-Con that Lohan had recently texted her to catch up … but she wasn’t sure if it was actually Lindsay.
Adaptation: Curtis and Lohan’s Freaky Friday, a 1972 adaptation of Mary Rodgers’ book of the same name, was a minor hit, grossing $160 million worldwide on a budget of just $20 million
To determine if it was indeed her former co-star, she asked her a few questions to confirm her identity.
“What was the name of the song you and I learned to rap to while we were stuck in the car doing the fries scene all day? What was the song that we fast-forwarded and rewound to write down the lyrics of the rap?’ asked Curtis.
The song in question was Justin Timberlake’s “Like I Love You”.
Identity: To determine if it was indeed her former co-star, she asked her some questions to confirm her identity