Lindsay Lohan and Jamie Lee Curtis’ evergreen film Freaky Friday has been loved worldwide, but the film does have an aspect that gauged great criticism. Mark Waters, the creator of the

Freaky Friday director addresses criticism of Asian representation in movie - ‘I was fully aware that it was over the top,’ says Mark Waters

With $29 million domestically and another $15 million from overseas markets, the movie has grossed $44 million in its global box office debut. Freakier Friday cost a reported $40 million to produce, and it serves as a grand theatrical comeback for 2000s star Lindsay Lohan.

Lindsay Lohan led Freaky Friday as teenager Anna Coleman, an aspiring pop-punker who can't stop arguing with her widowed mother, Tess (Curtis). After cracking open magical fortune cookies given to them at a Chinese restaurant, Anna and Tess wake up the next morning to discover they've switched bodies.

When Stephen Tobolowsky’s team encouraged him to audition for a movie called “Freaky Friday,” his first thought was “Oh God, how low we have