Lindsay Lohan on screen and stage

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American actress and singer Lindsay Lohan began her career as a child actor in the 1990s and has since appeared in numerous film and television projects among other productions. Lohan made her motion picture debut in Disney's commercially and critically successful remake of The Parent Trap (1998). She continued her acting career by appearing in a number of Disney films, including Freaky Friday (2003), which remains her highest-grossing film, Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen (2004) and Herbie: Fully Loaded (2005). Her first non-Disney film, Mean Girls (2004), became a massive success by grossing over $129 million worldwide and later became a cult classic. Lohan also did smaller, more mature roles in which she received positive reviews on her acting including A Prairie Home Companion (2005), Bobby (2006) and Chapter 27 (2007). Between 2006 and 2007, Lohan continued her career with leading roles in films like Just My Luck (2006), Georgia Rule (2007) and I Know Who Killed Me (2007). Lohan's career faced many interruptions from legal and personal troubles during the mid to late 2000s, with her acting work becoming more sporadic in the following decade. She then starred in Labor Pains (2009), Machete (2010), Liz & Dick (2012) and The Canyons (2013). She made her stage debut in the London West End production of Speed-the-Plow (2014). In 2022, Lohan signed a multi-picture deal with Netflix to star in her first major productions in over a decade, the romantic comedies Falling for Christmas (2022) and Irish Wish (2024).

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Film

Lindsay Lohan film appearances
YearTitleRoleNotesRef.
1998 The Parent Trap Hallie Parker / Annie JamesFilm debut; lead role [1]
2003 Freaky Friday Anna Coleman / Tess ColemanLead role [2]
2004 Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen Mary Elizabeth "Lola" Cep [3]
Mean Girls Cady Heron [4]
2005 Herbie: Fully Loaded Margaret "Maggie" Peyton [5]
My Scene Goes Hollywood: The Movie HerselfVoice role; guest star [6]
2006 A Prairie Home Companion Lola JohnsonEnsemble cast [7]
Just My Luck Ashley AlbrightLead role [8]
Bobby Diane HowserEnsemble cast [9]
Friendly Fire The GirlfriendGuest star [10]
The Holiday HerselfUncredited cameo [11]
2007 Chapter 27 Jude HansonSupporting role [12]
Georgia Rule Rachel WilcoxLead role [13]
I Know Who Killed Me Aubrey Fleming / Dakota Moss [14]
2009 Labor Pains Thea Clayhill [15]
2010 Machete April BoothSupporting role [16]
2011 Lindsay Lohan HerselfShort film; lead role [17]
2012 First Point [18]
2013 Inappropriate Comedy Guest star [19]
Scary Movie 5 [20]
The Canyons TaraLead role; also co-producer [21]
2015 Till Human Voices Wake Us LanaShort film; guest star [22]
2019 Among the Shadows Patricia ShermanSupporting role [23]
2022 Falling for Christmas Sierra BelmontLead role; also exec. producer [24]
2024 Mean Girls Mathletes ModeratorCameo appearance [25]
Irish Wish Madeline "Maddie" KellyLead role; also exec. producer [26]
Our Little Secret †AveryLead role; post-production [27]
Key
†Denotes films that have not yet been released

Television

Lindsay Lohan television appearances
YearTitleRoleNetworkNotesRef.
1992 Late Night with David Letterman Trick-or-treater NBC Uncredited; episode dated October 29 [28]
1993 Guiding Light Chrissie CBS Episode dated May 24 [29]
1995 Sesame Street Kid PBS 2 episodes [30]
1996–1997 Another World Alexandra "Alli" FowlerNBCRecurring role [31]
2000 Life-Size Casey Stuart ABC Television film; lead role [32]
Bette RoseCBSEpisode: "Pilot" [33]
2002 Get a Clue Alexandra "Lexy" Gold Disney Channel Television film; lead role [34]
2003 Punk'd Herself MTV Episode dated December 14 [35]
2004 MTV Diary Television documentary [36]
2004, 2005,
2006, 2012		 Saturday Night Live Herself
Various characters		NBC5 episodes (Host of 4 episodes) [37]
2004 MTV Movie Awards HerselfMTVHost [38]
King of the Hill Jenny Medina Fox Voice role; episode: "Talking Shop" [39]
That '70s Show DanielleGuest star; episode: "Mother's Little Helper" [40]
2006 Rock Legends: Platinum Weird Herself VH1 Television mockumentary [41]
World Music Awards Channel 4 Host [42]
2008 Ugly Betty Kimmie KeeganABCRecurring role; 4 episodes [43]
2009 Project Runway Herself Bravo Guest judge; episode: "Welcome to Los Angeles!" [44]
2010 Teenage Paparazzo HBO Television documentary [45]
Lindsay Lohan's Indian Journey BBC Three [46]
Double Exposure BravoEpisode: "I'm Gonna Smash the Ringflash!" [47]
2011 Love, Marilyn HBOTelevision documentary [48]
2012 Glee FoxGuest star; episode: "Nationals" [49]
Liz & Dick Elizabeth Taylor Lifetime Television film; lead role [50]
2013 Million Dollar Decorators HerselfBravoEpisode: "The Finishing Touch" [51]
Anger Management FX Guest star; episode: "Charlie Gets Lindsay Lohan in Trouble" [52]
Chelsea Lately E! Guest host; episode dated August 5 [53]
Oprah's Next Chapter OWN Episode: "Lindsay's Next Chapter" [54]
Late Night with Jimmy Fallon Stephanie SullivanNBCEpisode dated September 26 [55]
Eastbound & Down Adult Shayna PowersHBOUncredited cameo; episode: "Chapter 29" [56]
2014 Lindsay HerselfOWNLead role; 8 episodes; also producer [57]
Billy on the Street Fuse Episode: "Billy Destroys a Car" [58]
2 Broke Girls Claire GuinnessCBSGuest star; episode: "And the Wedding Cake Cake Cake" [59]
2015 Jimmy Kimmel Live! Sorta GuillermoABCEpisode dated February 3 [60]
2017 Friday Night Feast HerselfChannel 4Episode: "Lindsay Lohan, Venison and Spear Fishing" [61]
2018 Sick Note Katerina West Sky One Recurring role; 7 episodes [62]
2019 Lindsay Lohan's Beach Club HerselfMTVLead role; 12 episodes; also producer [63]
The Masked Singer Australia Network 10 Panelist; 10 episodes [64]
2020 Haircut Night in America CBSTelevision special [65]
Celebrity Watch Party Fox2 episodes [66]
2021 Devil May Care Ziva Syfy Voice role; episode: "The Date" [67]
2022 Lovestruck High Herself Prime Video Voice role; narrator; 8 episodes [68]

Stage

Lindsay Lohan stage work
YearTitleRolePlaywrightVenueNotesRef.
2014 Speed-the-Plow Karen David Mamet Playhouse Theatre September 24 − November 30 [69]

Music videos

Lindsay Lohan in music videos
YearTitlePerformerDirectorRef.
2003"What I Like About You" Lillix Mark Waters [70]
2004"Drama Queen (That Girl)"HerselfDeclan Whitebloom [71]
"Rumors" Jake Nava [72]
2005"Over" [73]
"First" [74]
"Confessions of a Broken Heart (Daughter to Father)"Lindsay Lohan [75]
2008"Everyone Nose" N.E.R.D. Diane Martel [76]
2011"Let the Games Begin" MIGGS Justin Purser [77]
2012"Blue" R.E.M. James Franco [78]
2013"Applause" (V magazine version) Lady Gaga Cycy Sanders [79]
"City of Angels" Thirty Seconds to Mars Jared Leto [80]
2023"You Only Love Me" Rita Ora Charlie Sarsfield [81]

Web

Lindsay Lohan web appearances
YearTitlePublisherNotesRef.
2009Lindsay Lohan's eHarmony Profile Funny or Die Sketch [82]
Lindsay's Private PartyMuse (88 Phases)Short [83]
2010Lindsay Lohan by Ellen von Unwerth GQ Deutschland (Condé Nast) [84]
Cut & Sew Marc Ecko Campaign [85]
Cameo Stars Facebook Cameos [86]
Lindsay Lohan by Ellen von Unwerth Vogue Italia (Condé Nast)Short [87]
Judd Apatow's All-Star Video Part 2Funny or DieSketch [88]
2011Life Is Not a Fairytale Tyler Shields Short [89]
2014Operation Bobbi Bear Life Ball Charity auction [90]
Love Advent Love (Condé Nast)Web series [91]
2015Lindsay Lohan by Ellen von Unwerth No Tofu Short [92]
2020 The Parent Trap Reunion Katie Couric Media Virtual event [93]
Mean Girls Reunion Katie Couric Media [94]
2022Life in Looks Vogue (Condé Nast)Web series [95]
The Lohdown Studio71 Podcast series [96]

Commercials

Lindsay Lohan in commercials
YearCompany/BrandPromotingRef.
1990s Duncan Hines Food products [97]
Jell-O [98]
Pizza Hut [98]
Wendy's [98]
Gap Clothing [98]
Pay Day Board game [99]
1996 Allstate Fire safety PSA [100]
2001 Walt Disney World 100 Years of Magic [101]
2004 MTV MTV Movie Awards [102]
2005 NBA Basketball league [103]
2006 Proactiv Skin-care products [104]
2009 Fornarina Clothing [105]
2011 Beezid Online retailer [106]
2015 Esurance Insurance (Super Bowl XLIX) [107]
2018 Lawyer.com Legal services [108]
2020 Discover Credit card (Super Bowl LIV) [109]
2022 Planet Fitness Fitness center (Super Bowl LVI) [110]
Allbirds Footwear [111]
Pepsi Soft drink beverage [112]
2023 Peter Thomas Roth Skin-care products [113]
MCM x Crocs Footwear [114]
Walmart Black Friday [115]

Other media

Lindsay Lohan in other media
YearTitleRoleTypeRef.
2000Abbie, Girl SpyAbbie WalkerAudiobook [116]
2014Lindsay Lohan's Price of FameHerselfVideo game [117]

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