Lindsay Lohan Reflects on ‘Life Changing Experience’ of ‘The Parent Trap’

Lindsay Lohan took to social media to commemorate the 26th anniversary of The Parent Trap, the 1998 family comedy that marked a significant milestone in her career. In an Instagram post responding to the film's director, Nancy Meyers, Lohan expressed her deep appreciation for the experience and the lifelong friendship she formed with Meyers.

Nancy Meyers also shared a nostalgic post featuring a throwback photo of herself directing a young Lohan on set. In the photo, Lindsey, who was just 11 years old at the time, is seen in character as Hallie Parker and Annie James, the twin sisters she portrayed in the movie. The film, which Lohan starred in alongside Dennis Quaid and the late Natasha Richardson, tells the story of twin sisters who are reunited at summer camp and plot to bring their separated parents back together. The heartfelt reunion and clever schemes of the twins captured the hearts of audiences and solidified her place in Hollywood.

Lohan's post came amidst exciting news about another beloved Disney film from her past. Disney announced that production has begun on a sequel to the 2003 film Freaky Friday. The new feature will reunite Lindsey Lohan and Jamie Lee Curtis, and continue the story of Tess and Anna, who experience a body-swap crisis in the original movie.