Jamie Lee Curtis, a seasoned Hollywood actress, has officially confirmed the much-anticipated sequel to the beloved comedy "Freaky Friday," which starred her alongside Lindsay Lohan.
During the Producers Guild Awards, Curtis hinted at the project's development, indicating that fans can expect the sequel to materialize. While not providing official confirmation, she expressed confidence in the sequel's inevitability, stating, "Of course it’s going to happen."
The excitement surrounding the sequel was further fueled by Curtis's Valentine's Day Instagram post, featuring a nostalgic photograph of herself and Lohan from the original film. The caption, "It’s Friday. I’m just sayin! Freaky fingers crossed!" hinted at the possibility of a sequel, garnering enthusiastic responses from fans.
Lohan, in response to Curtis's post, shared crossed fingers emojis, indicating her anticipation and support for the sequel.
Originally based on Mary Rodgers' 1972 novel of the same name, "Freaky Friday" captivated audiences upon its release in 2003. The film portrayed Curtis and Lohan in the roles of a mother and daughter whose lives are hilariously intertwined when they mysteriously swap bodies due to a magical Chinese fortune cookie.
With Curtis's confirmation and the palpable excitement among fans, the prospect of revisiting the delightful world of "Freaky Friday" promises to be an eagerly awaited cinematic event.
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