Amanda Seyfried, the ‘Mamma Mia’ star, appreciated her ‘Mean Girls’ co-star, Lindsay Lohan for her cinematic resurgence in Hollywood. With all smiles, she supported her friend, stating that she is rooting for Lohan’s new film ‘Freakier Friday,’ a sequel of 2003 hit film ‘Freaky Friday.’
What did Amanda say?In an interview with E! News, Amanda stated, “She has something. She has a charm and a smile. You want to root for her.” Recently, they did a Walmart commercial where they played the roles from ‘Mean Girls’ and the reunion was lauded by the fans. “We all did a Walmart commercial together, which was so crazy and funny. Lindsay and Lacey [Chabert] and I got back to where we left off, in its essence,” she expressed. Furthermore, Seyfried stated that she is excited to see Lohan and Jamie Lee Curtis in the aforementioned sequel.
About Freakier FridayIn the original film, the two characters, Tess and Anna, get their souls switched, and the new film is supposedly going to have a double twist - and the switch will betwofoldd. According to the official synopsis, “Anna now has a daughter and a soon-to-be stepdaughter. As they navigate the challenges that come when two families merge, Tess and Anna discover that lightning might strike twice.”
About Amanda Seyfried
In the meantime, Amanda is promoting her crime drama, ‘Long Bright River,’ in which she plays a cop who is investigating several drug-addicted sex workers, including her sister, according to Daily Mail.
The history of Amanda and Lindsay
Previously, Amanda and Lindsay worked together on ‘Mean Girls,’ the cultural phenomenon that altered the cinematic discourse of generations. Amanda, who played the role of clueless Karen Smith, one of the Plastics, and Lindsay, who played the High School newcomer, Cady Heron, set the film fanatics by storm with their roles. While Amande excelled in her career by acing her role in ‘Mamma Mia’ with Meryl Streep, Lindsay had a fallout in her career due to personal struggles.
What did Amanda say?In an interview with E! News, Amanda stated, “She has something. She has a charm and a smile. You want to root for her.” Recently, they did a Walmart commercial where they played the roles from ‘Mean Girls’ and the reunion was lauded by the fans. “We all did a Walmart commercial together, which was so crazy and funny. Lindsay and Lacey [Chabert] and I got back to where we left off, in its essence,” she expressed. Furthermore, Seyfried stated that she is excited to see Lohan and Jamie Lee Curtis in the aforementioned sequel.
About Freakier FridayIn the original film, the two characters, Tess and Anna, get their souls switched, and the new film is supposedly going to have a double twist - and the switch will betwofoldd. According to the official synopsis, “Anna now has a daughter and a soon-to-be stepdaughter. As they navigate the challenges that come when two families merge, Tess and Anna discover that lightning might strike twice.”
About Amanda Seyfried
In the meantime, Amanda is promoting her crime drama, ‘Long Bright River,’ in which she plays a cop who is investigating several drug-addicted sex workers, including her sister, according to Daily Mail.
The history of Amanda and Lindsay
Previously, Amanda and Lindsay worked together on ‘Mean Girls,’ the cultural phenomenon that altered the cinematic discourse of generations. Amanda, who played the role of clueless Karen Smith, one of the Plastics, and Lindsay, who played the High School newcomer, Cady Heron, set the film fanatics by storm with their roles. While Amande excelled in her career by acing her role in ‘Mamma Mia’ with Meryl Streep, Lindsay had a fallout in her career due to personal struggles.
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