Lindsay Lohan

Lindsay Lohan began her career at age three as a Ford Model. In a sea of blue-eyed blondes, Lindsay, with her low voice, green eyes and deep auburn hair was a standout, and had the distinction of being the first red-headed child to be signed by the prestigious modeling agency. Her freckled face is familiar from more than sixty television commercials including spots for The Gap, Jell-O, Pizza Hut, and Wendy’s.

More television work quickly followed, including the series “Healthy Kids.” She played the long-running role of Ali Fowler in the daytime drama “Another World,” and also appeared on “Guiding Light” and “The Bette Show,” in which she co-starred as Bette Midler’s daughter. Lindsay also starred in “Life Size,” an ABC movie of the week along side Tyra Banks, as well as the Disney Channel movie, “Get A Clue.”

Lindsay earned a reputation as a charismatic and talented young actress when she played dynamic identical twins in Disney’s remake of “The Parent Trap.” In 2003, Lindsay starred in Disney’s remake of “Freaky Friday,” a role that was originated by Jodie Foster. Lindsay starred opposite Jamie Lee Curtis, who received a 2004 Golden Globe Nomination for her role in the film. Lindsay also appeared on the movie’s soundtrack singing the main theme song, ‘Ultimate.’

Lindsay starred in Disney’s “Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen” in 2004, in which she also can be heard singing two of the songs for the movie’s soundtrack. In addition, she also starred in the hit “Mean Girls” directed by Mark Waters and written by Tina Fey. She hosted the “2004 MTV Movie Awards” and won the award for “Female Breakout Out Star.” In 2005, Lindsay starred in Disney’s “Herbie: Fully Loaded” directed by Angela Robinson. Her most recent films include the comedy “Just My Luck,” as well as Robert Altman’s “Prairie Home Companion” co-starring Meryl Streep. She will next be seen in “Chapter 27” with Jared Leto.

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