Freaky Friday - this is one of my favorite films from childhood. It also removed one of my favorite actresses before, Lindsay Lohan. I think it is incredibly talented and beautiful. Now of course she has changed strongly, sat on drugs, alcohol and it's not cool. I watched all the movies with her and this is one of the most fun and interesting.
Lindsay Lohan as Anna Coleman / Tess Coleman
Mark Harmon as Ryan
Harold Gould as Grandpa
Chad Michael Murray as Jake
Stephen Tobolowsky as Mr. Bates
Christina Vidal as Maddie
Ryan Malgarini as Harry Coleman
Haley Hudson as Peg
Rosalind Chao as Pei-Pei
Lucille Soong as Pei-Pei's Mother
Willie Garson as Evan
Dina Waters as Dottie Robertson
Julie Gonzalo as Stacey Hinkhouse
Cayden Boyd as Harry's Friend
Dina Lohan as Woman Dancing at Wedding (uncredited)
Awards and Nominateds
List awards to film and actress/actors.
Freaky Friday (also known as Fortune Cookie in Japan) is a 2003 film based on the novel of the same name by Mary Rodgers. It stars Lindsay Lohan as Anna Coleman and Jamie Lee Curtis as her mother. In the film their bodies are switched due to an enchanted Chinese fortune cookie. It also stars actors Mark Harmon and Chad Michael Murray.
This is the third time this film has been made by Disney, and the second in ten years. The original film was made in 1976 and starred Barbara Harris as the mother and Jodie Foster as the daughter. A 1995 television remake was produced for ABC.
This is the third time this film has been made by Disney, and the second in ten years. The original film was made in 1976 and starred Barbara Harris as the mother and Jodie Foster as the daughter. A 1995 television remake was produced for ABC.
Plot
Anna Coleman (Lindsay Lohan) is an average teenage rebel whose constant victims of her nature are her stodgy mother Tess (Jamie Lee Curtis) and annoying younger brother Harry. Sources of irritation include a rock band Anna is in, which her mother dislikes, and Tess's upcoming wedding to a man named Ryan, which Anna is emotionally not ready for because her father died three years ago. Also contributing to Anna's irritation is her enemy, Stacey Hinkhouse, who never seems to stop torturing her and has convinced Tess that she and Anna are still best friends (they used to be friends years ago), and Anna's English teacher, Mr. Bates, who gives her an F on every assignment, no matter how hard she tries.
When the family eat out in a Chinese restaurant, Anna and Tess quickly start fighting again: Anna wishes to participate with the rest of her band in a band audition, however the show is the same night as Tess's wedding rehearsal. Hearing the argument, an elderly Chinese woman offers Anna and Tess both fortune cookies. Upon opening them, there is a short earthquake which only they feel.
The next day, Tess wakes up and discovers that she is in Anna's body, with Anna in her mother's body. Confused and unable to work out how to return to their rightful bodies on their own, they decide to go back to the restaurant to find out what happened. Since Anna has an important test and Tess must go to work, the two are forced into each others roles. At school, "Anna" not only discovers her daughter was right about Stacey, but she is also given a bad grade from Mr. Bates even though she got all the answers correct, and realizes that he is a former classmate of hers whom she had turned down when he had asked her to the School Prom and he is taking it out on Anna. "Anna" confronts Mr. Bates over this in front of Anna's friends, humiliating him and warning him to stop his treatment of 'her' or he will be reported to the school board.
After work with "Tess" primarily forced to feign her way through most of her mother's appointments apart from a case involving a mother's concerns over her daughter, "Tess" gives her mother's body a makeover, including new clothes, a new haircut, and an ear piercing. Then, the two go to the restaurant again and talk to Pei-Pei, the daughter of the woman that gave them the fortune cookies. Furious at her mother's meddling but unable to directly help them, Pei-Pei advises them to read the fortunes in the cookies, as when the fortunes come true, they will swap back.
In the afternoon, "Tess" attends Harry's parent-teacher conference, where she reads a composition he wrote about how much Harry admires Anna, but provoked fights so that she would pay attention to him. When "Anna" takes Anna's test, Stacey writes a note and places it on her desk for "Anna" to read, but then makes it look like "Anna" is cheating, landing her in detention. "Anna" is able to finish the test later with the help of Jake, an older student that Anna had a crush on. She also gets revenge on Stacey by erasing all of the answers on her test paper and writing "I'M STUPID!" on it.
Meanwhile, Ryan surprises "Tess" with an interview on a talk show to discuss her new psychology book. "Tess" is unable to discuss the meaning of the book, which she has not read, so she improvises by turning the show into a wild romp while angering "Anna", who sees the interview on TV, in the process. Afterwards, "Tess" sees Jake at a coffee shop and bonds with him over similar musical interests. Jake then begins to fall for "Tess", when he notices all the characteristics he likes about Anna.
At the wedding rehearsal that evening, "Anna" and "Tess" read the fortune, stating "when what you see is what you lack, then selfless love will change you back", but leaves them overly confused. Anna's bandmates come to try to convince "Anna" to go to the audition, but ultimately decides to use force. However, the bandmates are caught by security but Ryan gives her permission to go. He also tells "Tess" that he wanted Anna to accept him into the family on her own. Seeing Ryan in a new light, "Tess" leaves to watch her band perform.
At the audition, "Anna" is unable to play the guitar so "Tess" unplugs it and plays another guitar backstage while "Anna" mimes along. The band does a great job and for the first time, "Anna" realizes how much fun Anna has playing in her band. Back at the wedding rehearsal, "Anna" asks "Tess" to have Ryan postpone the wedding, so that Anna will not have to go through marrying him in her mother's body. Instead, "Tess" proposes a toast where she finally accepts Ryan by realizing how happy he makes Tess. There is a second earthquake that everyone feels and Anna and Tess switch back into their own bodies.
At the wedding the next day, Anna's band performs and Anna gets a chance to dance with and kiss Jake. Pei-Pei's mother notices Harry and his grandfather fighting and offers them fortune cookies to change their body the same way she changes Tess and Anna's body, which Pei-Pei manages, via tackle, to retrieve before they are opened.
Cast
Jamie Lee Curtis as Tess Coleman / Anna ColemanAnna Coleman (Lindsay Lohan) is an average teenage rebel whose constant victims of her nature are her stodgy mother Tess (Jamie Lee Curtis) and annoying younger brother Harry. Sources of irritation include a rock band Anna is in, which her mother dislikes, and Tess's upcoming wedding to a man named Ryan, which Anna is emotionally not ready for because her father died three years ago. Also contributing to Anna's irritation is her enemy, Stacey Hinkhouse, who never seems to stop torturing her and has convinced Tess that she and Anna are still best friends (they used to be friends years ago), and Anna's English teacher, Mr. Bates, who gives her an F on every assignment, no matter how hard she tries.
When the family eat out in a Chinese restaurant, Anna and Tess quickly start fighting again: Anna wishes to participate with the rest of her band in a band audition, however the show is the same night as Tess's wedding rehearsal. Hearing the argument, an elderly Chinese woman offers Anna and Tess both fortune cookies. Upon opening them, there is a short earthquake which only they feel.
The next day, Tess wakes up and discovers that she is in Anna's body, with Anna in her mother's body. Confused and unable to work out how to return to their rightful bodies on their own, they decide to go back to the restaurant to find out what happened. Since Anna has an important test and Tess must go to work, the two are forced into each others roles. At school, "Anna" not only discovers her daughter was right about Stacey, but she is also given a bad grade from Mr. Bates even though she got all the answers correct, and realizes that he is a former classmate of hers whom she had turned down when he had asked her to the School Prom and he is taking it out on Anna. "Anna" confronts Mr. Bates over this in front of Anna's friends, humiliating him and warning him to stop his treatment of 'her' or he will be reported to the school board.
After work with "Tess" primarily forced to feign her way through most of her mother's appointments apart from a case involving a mother's concerns over her daughter, "Tess" gives her mother's body a makeover, including new clothes, a new haircut, and an ear piercing. Then, the two go to the restaurant again and talk to Pei-Pei, the daughter of the woman that gave them the fortune cookies. Furious at her mother's meddling but unable to directly help them, Pei-Pei advises them to read the fortunes in the cookies, as when the fortunes come true, they will swap back.
In the afternoon, "Tess" attends Harry's parent-teacher conference, where she reads a composition he wrote about how much Harry admires Anna, but provoked fights so that she would pay attention to him. When "Anna" takes Anna's test, Stacey writes a note and places it on her desk for "Anna" to read, but then makes it look like "Anna" is cheating, landing her in detention. "Anna" is able to finish the test later with the help of Jake, an older student that Anna had a crush on. She also gets revenge on Stacey by erasing all of the answers on her test paper and writing "I'M STUPID!" on it.
Meanwhile, Ryan surprises "Tess" with an interview on a talk show to discuss her new psychology book. "Tess" is unable to discuss the meaning of the book, which she has not read, so she improvises by turning the show into a wild romp while angering "Anna", who sees the interview on TV, in the process. Afterwards, "Tess" sees Jake at a coffee shop and bonds with him over similar musical interests. Jake then begins to fall for "Tess", when he notices all the characteristics he likes about Anna.
At the wedding rehearsal that evening, "Anna" and "Tess" read the fortune, stating "when what you see is what you lack, then selfless love will change you back", but leaves them overly confused. Anna's bandmates come to try to convince "Anna" to go to the audition, but ultimately decides to use force. However, the bandmates are caught by security but Ryan gives her permission to go. He also tells "Tess" that he wanted Anna to accept him into the family on her own. Seeing Ryan in a new light, "Tess" leaves to watch her band perform.
At the audition, "Anna" is unable to play the guitar so "Tess" unplugs it and plays another guitar backstage while "Anna" mimes along. The band does a great job and for the first time, "Anna" realizes how much fun Anna has playing in her band. Back at the wedding rehearsal, "Anna" asks "Tess" to have Ryan postpone the wedding, so that Anna will not have to go through marrying him in her mother's body. Instead, "Tess" proposes a toast where she finally accepts Ryan by realizing how happy he makes Tess. There is a second earthquake that everyone feels and Anna and Tess switch back into their own bodies.
At the wedding the next day, Anna's band performs and Anna gets a chance to dance with and kiss Jake. Pei-Pei's mother notices Harry and his grandfather fighting and offers them fortune cookies to change their body the same way she changes Tess and Anna's body, which Pei-Pei manages, via tackle, to retrieve before they are opened.
Cast
Lindsay Lohan as Anna Coleman / Tess Coleman
Mark Harmon as Ryan
Harold Gould as Grandpa
Chad Michael Murray as Jake
Stephen Tobolowsky as Mr. Bates
Christina Vidal as Maddie
Ryan Malgarini as Harry Coleman
Haley Hudson as Peg
Rosalind Chao as Pei-Pei
Lucille Soong as Pei-Pei's Mother
Willie Garson as Evan
Dina Waters as Dottie Robertson
Julie Gonzalo as Stacey Hinkhouse
Cayden Boyd as Harry's Friend
Dina Lohan as Woman Dancing at Wedding (uncredited)
Awards and Nominateds
List awards to film and actress/actors.
Won
2004 - MTV Movie Award for Best Breakthrough Performance to Lindsay Lohan
2004 - Teen Choice Awards for Choice Breakout Movie Star - Female to Lindsay Lohan
2004 - Teen Choice Awards for Choice Movie Hissy Fit to Lindsay Lohan
2004 - Phoenix Film Critics Society Awards for Best Live Action Family Film
2004 - Teen Choice Awards for Choice Breakout Movie Star - Female to Lindsay Lohan
2004 - Teen Choice Awards for Choice Movie Hissy Fit to Lindsay Lohan
2004 - BMI Film Music Award to Rolfe Kent
Nominated
2003 - Satellite Award for Best Actress – Motion Picture Musical or Comedy to Jamie Lee Curtis
2004 - Golden Globe Award for Best Actress – Motion Picture Musical or Comedy to Jamie Lee Curtis
2004 - Saturn Award for Best Fantasy Film
2004 - Saturn Award for Best Actress to Jamie Lee Curtis
2004 - Saturn Award for Best Performance by a Younger Actor to Lindsay Lohan
2004 - Saturn Award for Best Writing to Heather Hach & Leslie Dixon
2004 - Critics Choice Award for Best Family Film - Live Action
2004 - Phoenix Film Critics Society Awards for Best Live Action Family Film
2004 - Teen Choice Awards for Choice Movie - Comedy
2004 - Young Artist Awards for Best Performance in a Feature Film - Leading Young Actress to Lindsay Lohan
2004 - Young Artist Awards for Best Performance in a Feature Film - Young Actor Age Ten or Younger to Ryan Malgarini
2004 - MTV Movie Award for Best Breakthrough Performance to Lindsay Lohan
2004 - Teen Choice Awards for Choice Breakout Movie Star - Female to Lindsay Lohan
2004 - Teen Choice Awards for Choice Movie Hissy Fit to Lindsay Lohan
2004 - Phoenix Film Critics Society Awards for Best Live Action Family Film
2004 - Teen Choice Awards for Choice Breakout Movie Star - Female to Lindsay Lohan
2004 - Teen Choice Awards for Choice Movie Hissy Fit to Lindsay Lohan
2004 - BMI Film Music Award to Rolfe Kent
Nominated
2003 - Satellite Award for Best Actress – Motion Picture Musical or Comedy to Jamie Lee Curtis
2004 - Golden Globe Award for Best Actress – Motion Picture Musical or Comedy to Jamie Lee Curtis
2004 - Saturn Award for Best Fantasy Film
2004 - Saturn Award for Best Actress to Jamie Lee Curtis
2004 - Saturn Award for Best Performance by a Younger Actor to Lindsay Lohan
2004 - Saturn Award for Best Writing to Heather Hach & Leslie Dixon
2004 - Critics Choice Award for Best Family Film - Live Action
2004 - Phoenix Film Critics Society Awards for Best Live Action Family Film
2004 - Teen Choice Awards for Choice Movie - Comedy
2004 - Young Artist Awards for Best Performance in a Feature Film - Leading Young Actress to Lindsay Lohan
2004 - Young Artist Awards for Best Performance in a Feature Film - Young Actor Age Ten or Younger to Ryan Malgarini
Freaky Friday (soundtrack)
Track listing
Lindsay Lohan - "Ultimate"
Simple Plan - "Happy Together"
Lillix - "What I Like About You"
American Hi-Fi - "The Art of Losing"
Forty Foot Echo - "Brand New Day"
Halo Friendlies - "Me vs. the World"
Christina Vidal - "Take Me Away"
Bowling For Soup - "…Baby One More Time" (Intro)
Bowling For Soup - …Baby One More Time
The Donnas - "Backstage"
Andrew W.K. - "She Is Beautiful"
Diffuser - "I Wonder"
Lash - "Beauty Queen"
Ashlee Simpson - "Just Let Me Cry"
Joey Ramone - "What a Wonderful World"
Rolfe Kent - "Fortune Cookie?"
Simple Plan - "Happy Together"
Lillix - "What I Like About You"
American Hi-Fi - "The Art of Losing"
Forty Foot Echo - "Brand New Day"
Halo Friendlies - "Me vs. the World"
Christina Vidal - "Take Me Away"
Bowling For Soup - "…Baby One More Time" (Intro)
Bowling For Soup - …Baby One More Time
The Donnas - "Backstage"
Andrew W.K. - "She Is Beautiful"
Diffuser - "I Wonder"
Lash - "Beauty Queen"
Ashlee Simpson - "Just Let Me Cry"
Joey Ramone - "What a Wonderful World"
Rolfe Kent - "Fortune Cookie?"
Singles"Ultimate"
Single by Lindsay Lohan
from the album Freaky Friday
Released July 22, 2003
Genre Pop punk, power pop
Length 3:06
Label Hollywood
Writer(s) Robert Ellis Orrall, Jeff Coplan
Producer Robert Ellis Orrall, Jeff Coplan
Lindsay Lohan singles chronology
"Ultimate"
(2003) "Drama Queen (That Girl)"
(2004)
Singles
"Ultimate" was released as a single on July 22, 2003, with a music video to help promote the film. It enjoyed some success on Disney Channel and Radio Disney.It was written by Robert Ellis Orrall and Jeff Coplan. It played during the end credits of the film. There are two different music videos for the song. In the first (which appears on film), Lohan sings the song as her character Anna Coleman and her bandmates (played by Christina Vidal and Haley Hudson) at her mother's wedding. In the second version that appeared on Disney Channel, the video begins the same as the first one, at a wedding. Then it transitions to Lohan recording the song in a studio and features clips from the film. The music was so successful on Radio Disney and Disney Channel, which was included on the soundtrack of the series That's So Raven.
Single by Lindsay Lohan
from the album Freaky Friday
Released July 22, 2003
Genre Pop punk, power pop
Length 3:06
Label Hollywood
Writer(s) Robert Ellis Orrall, Jeff Coplan
Producer Robert Ellis Orrall, Jeff Coplan
Lindsay Lohan singles chronology
"Ultimate"
(2003) "Drama Queen (That Girl)"
(2004)
Singles
"Ultimate" was released as a single on July 22, 2003, with a music video to help promote the film. It enjoyed some success on Disney Channel and Radio Disney.It was written by Robert Ellis Orrall and Jeff Coplan. It played during the end credits of the film. There are two different music videos for the song. In the first (which appears on film), Lohan sings the song as her character Anna Coleman and her bandmates (played by Christina Vidal and Haley Hudson) at her mother's wedding. In the second version that appeared on Disney Channel, the video begins the same as the first one, at a wedding. Then it transitions to Lohan recording the song in a studio and features clips from the film. The music was so successful on Radio Disney and Disney Channel, which was included on the soundtrack of the series That's So Raven.
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