In a recent interview with The New York Times to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the hit comedy “Freaky Friday,” Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan shared their thoughts on the film and hinted at an exciting development. According to the publication, Disney has confirmed that a sequel to “Freaky Friday” is currently in development, with the original stars set to return. The screenplay for the sequel is being penned by Elyse Hollander.
Curtis, whose representative has confirmed ongoing discussions regarding her involvement in the project, expressed her gratitude for the devoted fanbase that has kept the idea of a follow-up film alive. During her global promotional tour for “Halloween Ends,” the Academy Award-winning actress revealed that fans consistently asked about the possibility of a new “Freaky Friday” installment.
“It feels like there’s a movie to be made,” Curtis stated, referring to the overwhelming enthusiasm expressed by fans. Upon her return, she wasted no time contacting her associates at Disney, signaling her belief that the time is ripe for a sequel.
The original “Freaky Friday,” released in 2003, captivated audiences with its entertaining body-swap storyline. The film’s enduring popularity and continued fan interest have paved the way for this exciting announcement. As details of the sequel’s plot and production schedule emerge, fans will eagerly anticipate the return of Curtis and Lohan to the hilarious and heartwarming world of “Freaky Friday.”
Stay tuned for more updates on this highly-anticipated sequel as the project progresses.