Tagline: Here we go again.
Overview: Years after Tess and Anna endured an identity crisis, Anna now has a daughter of her own and a soon-to-be stepdaughter. As they navigate the myriad challenges that come when two families merge, Tess and Anna discover lightning might indeed strike twice.
Release Date: 2025-08-06
Runtime: 111
Genres: Comedy, Fantasy, Family
Language: EN
Company: Walt Disney Pictures, Burr! Productions, Gunn Films
Status: Released
Writer: Jordan Weiss, Elyse Hollander, Jordan Weiss, Mary Rodgers
Director: Nisha Ganatra
Producer: Andrew Gunn, Kristin Burr, Jamie Lee Curtis
Vote Average: 6.959
Vote Count: 376
Country: United States of America
| Actor | Character |
|---|---|
| Lindsay Lohan | Anna Coleman |
| Jamie Lee Curtis | Tess Coleman |
| Julia Butters | Harper Coleman |
| Sophia Hammons | Lily Reyes |
| Manny Jacinto | Eric Reyes |
| Mark Harmon | Ryan |
| Chad Michael Murray | Jake |
| Vanessa Bayer | Madame Jen |
| Maitreyi Ramakrishnan | Ella |
| Lucille Soong | Grandma Chiang |
| Rosalind Chao | Mama P |
| Stephen Tobolowsky | Mr. Elton Bates |
| Christina Vidal | Maddie |
| Haley Hudson | Peg |
| X Mayo | Principal Waldman |
| Jordan E. Cooper | Jett |
| June Diane Raphael | Veronica |
| Mary Sohn | Vivian |
| Santina Muha | Judy (INS Agent) |
| Aryan Simhadri | Jai |
| George Wallace | George Wallace |
| Sherry Cola | Sherry Cola |
| Kylah Davila | Athena |
| Nell Murphy | Beta Girl |
| Noen Perez | Julian |
| Ryan Malgarini | Harry |
| Valentina Garcia | Ms. Kathleen |
| Jimmy Bellinger | Cayden |
| Ahmed Bharoocha | Starbucks Employee |
| David Miranda | Rizz Kid |
| Helena Grace Donald | Kristin |
| Steve Crystal | Dad (SUV) |
| Chloe Fineman | GiGi |
| Elaine Hendrix | Blake Kale |
| Venk Modur | Venk |
| Reasha Honaker | Bess |
| Danielle Bux | Romy |
| Jaden Carson Baker | Simon |
| Jai Ganatra | Anand |
| Eli Wolfensohn | Mime Pusher |
| Micah Wolfensohn | Culinary Club Kid |
| A.J. Danna | Mime |
| Emiliana Gavoni | Jade Drake |
| Julien Worsham | Nate Seabass |
| Naomi Fogarty | Olivia |
| Neel Mathoda-Shahi | Miles |
| Katherine Curcio | Ms. Clark |
| Aracely ORtiz | Cely |
| Kimberly Bigsby | Beth |
| Bruce Seymour | Angry Passenger |
| Akshya | Ajay |
| Jonathan Rabon | Dancer |
| China Taylor | Dancer |
| Cedric Reboya | Dancer |
| Ricky Munoz | Dancer |
| Monique Watson | Dancer |
| Chloe Mihacevich | Dancer |
| Luz Celeste Remigo-Frias | Dancer |
| Chris Carlberg | Pink Slip Drummer Ethan |
| Danny Rubin | Pink Slip Bass Player Scott |
| Naomi McPherson | Ella's Keyboard Player |
| Katie Gavin | Ella's Guitar Player |
| Josette Maskin | Ella's Guitar Player |
| Suzy Shinn | Ella's Bass Player |
| Max Kuehun | Ella's Drummer |
| Fiora Cutler | Party Band Singer |
| Stephanie Yu | Party Band Bass Player |
| Darla Hawn | Party Band Drummer |
| Amir Derakh | Party Band Guitar Player |
6.959/10 based on 376 votes.
With “Everything, Everywhere….” (2022) and “The Last Showgirl” (2024) recently under her belt, you just know that Jamie Lee Curtis is going to give her part in this everything she’s got, and she has great fun as the grandmother “Tess” in their quite imaginative rehash of the original from twenty-odd years ago. This time, the body swapping has not just seen her and daughter “Anna” (Lindsay Lohan) change places, but her own daughter “Harper” (Julia Butters) and her best friend “Lily” (Sophia Hammons) who just happens to be the daughter of “Eric” (Manny Jacinto) to whom “Anna” is shortly to be married. Now the four of them have to find some way of getting back into their own bodies before “Ryan” (Mark Harmon) has his increasingly eccentric girlfriend “Tess” put in sleeveless jacket whilst “Anna” has to convince her own daughter that her new marriage plans won’t affect their relationship. The men in this film are pretty hopeless. Harmon is as wooden as one of the chopsticks that could be used in the new restaurant of “Eric”, who doesn’t look old enough to have a teenage daughter and sports some sort of faux British accent that attempts to legitimise the plot’s grand scheme to relocate his new family to London. Butters and Hammons don’t really have so much to do and are adequate, but the thrust of the comedy and the writing is manna from heaven for a Lohan and Curtis who are clearly enjoying this daft romp down memory lane. It uses the three generations (and their gaps) entertainingly pinging fashion, music, sexist and ageist attitudes as it goes, whilst shamelessly ogling the out-of-his-depth record store owner “Jake” (Chad Michael Murray) whose sexy arrival reminded me of one of those old Nick Kamen 501 ads. It does run out of steam a bit towards the end as it succumbs to a little too much yucky sentiment, but JLC crawling along the floor doing her “stretching” and Lohan showing us how definitely not to flirt are a good laugh. They do say that youth is wasted on the young!
Q: Who directed Freakier Friday?
A: Nisha Ganatra.
Q: What genre is Freakier Friday?
A: Comedy, Fantasy, Family.
Q: When was Freakier Friday released?
A: 2025-08-06.
Q: Who wrote Freakier Friday?
A: Jordan Weiss, Elyse Hollander, Jordan Weiss, Mary Rodgers.