Lindsay Lohan's Top 5 Characters
Enough of talking bad things about Lindsay Lohan... Let's remember when we loved it.
We do not need to review Lindsay Lohan's life in the last 4 years because surely everyone will remember the countless scandals that have dominated the career of this star, who was once a young acting promise.
What is important to remember is that a long time ago, Lindsay was a movie star and both critics and her fellow actors had high expectations for her career.
This week the actress failed to convince either the public or industry experts with her portrayal of the diva Elizabeth Taylor in the television movie Liz & Dick, which is why we thought it appropriate to review Lohan's career, to remember the 5 best characters he has played so far.
1) Hallie Parker / Allie James in The Parent Trap: In 1998, everyone predicted that Lindsay Lohan would have a successful future after seeing her play this pair of ingenious twins in Disney's remake of the film Twin Set. At just 12 years old, Lindsay managed the difficult task of playing a double character and made the film one of the most remembered family comedies of all time.
2) Anna Coleman in Freaky Friday: The formula of remakes starring Lindsay turned out to be a gold mine for the Disney studios after this comedy about body changes between mother and daughter became a box office success in 2003. Critics praised the chemistry between Lohan and her mother in the film, Jaime Lee Curtis, who even received a Golden Globe nomination for the film. Lindsay won an MTV Movie Award and a Teen Choice Award for this character.
3) Cady Heron in Mean Girls: Without a doubt Lindsay's biggest success came in 2004 with this irreverent comedy written by comedian Tina Fey. Critics praised Lohan for her portrayal of a young woman recently arrived from Africa dealing with the social pressures of high school. For this character she won two MTV Movie Awards and even received a nomination for the prestigious Critic's Choice Awards in the Best Young Actress category.
4) Diane in Bobby: In 2006 Lindsay demonstrated her skills for the drama in the tape Bobby that narrates everything that happened on the day of the assassination of the president of the United States, John F. Kennedy. Although her character in the film is quite small, all of her castmates praised her professionalism thanks to this work. Lindsay was nominated for a Critic's Choice and a SAG Award for Best Ensemble in a Motion Picture.
5) April in Machete: In the midst of one of the worst moments of her life, Lindsay proved that she has a great sense of humor and that she is capable of making fun of herself by participating in the hilarious Machete revenge story. This film, directed by Robert RodrÃguez, received excellent reviews and allowed us to see a funnier and less posh facet of Lindsay. This is also her most daring film and if you haven't seen it, we anticipate that she shows a lot of skin in her appearances.
