Millennials are eagerly looking forward to the sequel to the Y2K era Disney comedy comedy Weird Friday, This will reunite Lindsay Lohan and Jamie Lee Curtis as the mother-daughter duo for the corpse killing. Don't hold your breath, though, Jodie Foster cameo: 1976 original star Weird Fridaywhoever did not appear in the remake will also be given Friday's weird Pass. However, this is not because of the lack of attempts.
“We beg her.” Friday's weird Director Nisha Ganatra told Entertainment Weekly. “She won't do it.”
Ganatra added that she “never found the cause”.
As Lohan-Curtis Family Flick fans will recall, it simply doesn't fit in nostalgia with the 1976 original, so adding a foster cameo here may feel inappropriate. “I think we're going to make her the principal of the school,” Ganatra told EW, “if the featured player Stephen Tobolowsky wouldn't be able to come back like the unforgettable rival Mr. Bates from the 2003 film.
The director continued, “Honestly, we tried everything. We were like, ‘What about this?’” but Foster turned them down in the end. However, Julia Butters, the newcomer who plays the daughter of Lohan's character, pays tribute to Foster for “entertainment, amusing, cool atmosphere” “inspired by the character of Jodie Foster.”
Honestly, forced in foster cameo Friday's weird Feel too comfortable. Its story follows Anna (Lohan) in a huge life-changing moment, Tess (Curtis) now the grandmother of Anna’s Jodie Foster-Foster teenager. The film revolves around Anna marrying a single parent played by Manny Jacinto (Secretary) Their families fuse together in one piece of ensemble – of course, when more human exchanges occur, the exponential level of chaos follows.
Friday's weird Open on August 8.
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