Lindsay Lohan first graced the silver screen decades go when playing twins in The Parent Trap when she was 12. From then on, she landed starring roles in rom-coms and Disney flicks. After a six-year hiatus from playing lead roles, Lindsay Lohan made her acting comeback by teaming up with Netflix for Falling For Christmas and Irish Wish. She's also back in her Disney roots with the long-awaited Freaky Friday sequel, Freakier Friday. Looking back on her career, though, Lohan does indeed believe she was limited in certain ways.
It goes without saying that Lindsay Lohan is still booked and busy during this new chapter in her life. She's even starring and producing her first TV drama, Count My Lies. This new project could serve as a pivot in Lohan, who's other dramatic projects are low-key titles like A Prairie Home Companion Georgia Rule and I Know Who Killed Me. Lohan recently sat down with the The Sunday Times, during which she talked about the trajectory of her career. As part of that, she also answered the question of whether she thinks she's been pigeonholed:
