Brace yourselves: Lindsay Lohan is returning to acting. Netflix just announced that it has tapped her to star in an upcoming rom-com film to be released around Christmas. "Lindsay Lohan will star in a new romantic comedy about a newly engaged and spoiled hotel heiress who finds herself in the care of a handsome, blue-collar lodge owner and his precocious daughter after getting total amnesia in a skiing accident," Netflix said in a statement.
I didn't have Lohan's holiday movie on my 2021 bingo card, but it's a pleasant surprise to see her return to her acting roots. The rest of the cast has not yet been announced, but we'll be anxiously awaiting more details about the 2000s icon's comeback. In the meantime, scroll down to revisit her top five most iconic roles.
Lindsay Lohan's Top Five Most Iconic Roles
#5: Just My Luck, 2006
#4: Life-Size, 2000
#3: Freaky Friday, 2003
#2: Mean Girls, 2004
#1: The Parent Trap, 1998
Next, Editors in Their 20s and 30s Agree on These 4 Trends (but Disagree on These 2)
-
Jonathan Bailey Is Dancing Through a Spectacular YearWe talk to the actor and current internet boyfriend about Wicked and what's next.
-
With Moana and Cabaret's Sally Bowles, Auliʻi Cravalho Gets to Do It AllThe actress returns to the character who started it all.
-
Sara Silva Channels the Dark and Seductive World of Cruel Intentions With Latest Press LooksFrom Puppets and Puppets to Sandy Liang, the actress didn't miss.
-
"Sets Are Such Weird Places": Aya Cash on the Meta Experience of Filming HBO's The FranchisePlus, how her personal love of fashion influenced her character's style.
-
Heretic's Chloe East on Taco Bell, Missionaries, and Her Ever-Evolving BeliefsAn exclusive interview with the rising actress.
-
The 7 TV and Film Performances We Can't Stop Talking About This FallPeak entertainment season has arrived!
-
Saturday Night's Ella Hunt on Transforming Into Comedy Legend Gilda Radner"It's spirited hair."
-
"You Can't Play Power—You Have to Be Power": Ari Graynor on the Monsters Role of a LifetimeAward season, here she comes.
