It spurred Curtis to call Disney about making it happen.
The original “Freaky Friday” movie came out in 1976.
The 2003 version was updated to fit the styles, trends, and pop culture of the early 2000s.
However, one on-trend costume piece made Lohan nervous: low-rise pants.
But I was always nervous about what my stomach looked like, like if it was flat enough.
Like that was my big thing on set."
Like, it’s okay!'"
The actor also discussed one of the major influences on Anna’s style: Avril Lavigne.
Lohan asked her hairstylist to dye white stripes in her hair to emulate Lavigne’s look.
They evenhave a code that they used to stay in contact after “Freaky Friday.
In the caption, Curtis wrote, “My friend and film daughter @lindsaylohan is growing up!
So thrilled for her.
What a mama she will be.
