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David Leitch & Kelly McCormick on Conversations With Ryan Gosling Doing Stunts for 'The Fall Guy' | THR Video

'The Fall Guy' director David Leitch and producer Kelly McCormick talk about conversations with Ryan Gosling doing his own stunts in the movie. Plus, Kelly McCormick dishes on choosing Taylor Swift's "All Too Well" for the car scene.

Emily Blunt Calls Stunt People the "Unsung Heroes" of the Entertainment Industry at 'The Fall Guy' Premiere | THR Video

Emily Blunt chats with THR on the red carpet for 'The Fall Guy' and calls stunt people the "unsung heroes" of the entertainment industry. Plus, she shares her thoughts on Taylor Swift's reaction to hers and Ryan Gosling's SNL monologue.

'Freaky Friday 2' Taps Director Nisha Ganatra for Sequel | THR News Video

Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan are in talks to star in the Disney feature for filmmaker Nisha Ganatra, with cameras hoping to roll this summer.

Lisa Ann Walter Talks Being "Nervous" Around Bradley Cooper on 'Abbott Elementary' | THR Video

Lisa Ann Walter talks working with Bradley Cooper on 'Abbott Elementary' and tells THR how nervous she was to be around him while on the carpet at the NAACP Image Awards. Plus, she shares the possibility of reuniting with Lindsay Lohan for a 'Parent Trap' reboot.

Lindsay Lohan "Started Crying" When She Say Her Son Watch 'The Parent Trap' | THR News Video

Lindsay Lohan admitted she got emotional when she saw her son watching one of her beloved films for the first time. The actress stopped by 'The Drew Barrymore Show,' where the host asked her whether she watches the films she had starred in. While Lohan said she doesn't seek out her movies, she will occasionally have one on in the background. However, the actress recently caught her 8-month-old son Luai watching 1998's classic 'The Parent Trap,' which instantly made her emotional.

Lindsay Lohan Talks 'Irish Wish,' Manifesting Her Life & Teases 'Freaky Friday' Sequel | THR News Video

Lindsay Lohan and co-stars Ayesha Curry and Ed Speleers sat down with The Hollywood Reporter to talk about their new Netflix film 'Irish Wish.' Lohan and Curry discuss the biggest things they've manifested in their own life and dish on their special bond. While Speleers talks about switching from playing a serial killer in 'YOU' to playing a romantic lead. Plus, Lohan gives THR an update on a 'Freaky Friday' sequel.

Lindsay Lohan Confirms ‘Freaky Friday’ Sequel With Jamie Lee Curtis

Lindsay Lohan Confirms ‘Freaky Friday’ , Sequel With Jamie Lee Curtis. Lindsay Lohan Confirms ‘Freaky Friday’ , Sequel With Jamie Lee Curtis. Lohan recently appeared on Andy Cohen's SiriusXM show, Deadline reports. While being interviewed, she confirmed that the 2003 movie is getting a sequel. She declined to provide a production timeline, however. . I won’t say that yet. I don’t want to say too much, Lindsay Lohan, on Andy Cohen's SirusXM show. We are both excited. I’m gonna speak for Jamie, Lindsay Lohan, on Andy Cohen's SirusXM show. Rumors of a sequel have been circulating for a while, and in 2022, Curtis revealed on 'The View' that she was "creatively wide open" to reprise her role. . Let me be the grandma, let me be the old grandma who switches places, so then Lindsay gets to be the sexy grandma who’s still happy with Mark Harmon in all the ways you would be happy with Mark Harmon, Jamie Lee Curtis, on 'The View'. I would like to see Lindsay be the hot grandma, and I would like to see me try to deal with toddlers today. I want to be a helicopter parent in today’s world. , Jamie Lee Curtis, on 'The View'. Stemming from a 1972 novel written by Mary Rodgers, 'Freaky Friday' has been made into a film three times, Deadline reports. Before the 2003 film was released, Barbara Harris and Jodie Foster starred in a 1976 adaptation, . Before the 2003 film was released, Barbara Harris and Jodie Foster starred in a 1976 adaptation, . Before the 2003 film was released, Barbara Harris and Jodie Foster starred in a 1976 adaptation, . and in 1995, a version featuring Shelley Long and Gaby Hoffmann was released