'Freaky Friday,' released in August 2003, is a successful Disney film featuring Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan as a mother-daughter duo who swap bodies. The film was produced for around $20 million and grossed over $160 million worldwide, becoming a classic in family cinema and even inspiring a Broadway adaptation. Jamie Lee Curtis received a Golden Globe nomination for her performance. A sequel titled 'Freakier Friday' is set to hit theaters soon, reuniting Curtis and Lohan over two decades later.
In 2003, Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan starred in Disney's adaptation of 'Freaky Friday,' a body-swapping comedy that grossed over $160 million worldwide.
The film cost around $20 million to produce and earned millions more upon home video release, making it a significant success for Disney.
Jamie Lee Curtis received a Golden Globe best actress nomination for her role in the film, further solidifying its impact.
More than two decades after its release, Curtis and Lohan are returning for the sequel, 'Freakier Friday,' set to premiere soon.
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