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'Friday's Frenzy: A Wild Switch for Parents and Grandparents'

Lindsay Lohan and Jamie Lee Curtis, famously body-swapped in the beloved Disney film Freaky Friday over two decades ago, are reuniting for the highly anticipated sequel, Freakier Friday. This time around, the duo engages in multiple body swaps, engages in numerous fights, and delivers plenty of...

"Friday's turnout proves to be an outrageous switcheroo of roles for parents and grandparents"
"Friday's turnout proves to be an outrageous switcheroo of roles for parents and grandparents"

'Friday's Frenzy: A Wild Switch for Parents and Grandparents'

In the world of entertainment, excitement is building for the upcoming release of "Freakier Friday," a long-awaited sequel to the beloved Disney movie "Freaky Friday" from 2003. This time around, the body-swap story continues across two generations in the Coleman family.

Produced by Disney, "Freakier Friday" stars Lindsay Lohan and Jamie Lee Curtis reprising their roles from the original, with a twist. Anna Coleman, now a music producer and mother to teenage daughter Harper, and her mother Tess, who helps raise Harper, find themselves swapping bodies with Harper and her soon-to-be stepsister Lily, in a four-way trade.

The plot takes an amusing turn as the older women navigate teenage life, dealing with school detention and chemistry experiments gone wrong, while the teenagers grapple with adult responsibilities and physical challenges of age. The characters learn to understand and fix each other's emotional struggles, with the younger generation helping to disrupt Anna’s wedding plans and bonding with Anna’s old high school boyfriend, and the adults confronting their own feelings about family and love.

The movie, directed by Glen Wilson, is filled with jokes about being old and kids these days, and features twice as many body swaps as the original. The release date for "Freakier Friday" has yet to be announced.

Meanwhile, for fans of the Pop Culture Happy Hour podcast, the good news is that the podcast offers a subscription service, Pop Culture Happy Hour+, which can be found on their website (our website/happy). Subscribing provides access to bonus episodes, sponsor-free listening, and bonus content related to the podcast. However, it's important to note that Pop Culture Happy Hour+ is not related to the body-swap movie "Freaky Friday" or its sequel "Freakier Friday," nor is it mentioned in relation to the movie's production or distribution.

For those interested in learning more about the original "Freaky Friday," the podcast Pop Culture Happy Hour has a profile on the movie streaming platform Letterboxd (letterboxd.com/nprpopculture). The movie, released over 20 years ago, remains a beloved classic in Disney's catalogue.

In conclusion, "Freakier Friday" promises to be a fun and heartwarming addition to the body-swap genre, bringing laughs and emotional depth to the big screen. Stay tuned for more updates on the release date!

Utilizing the credit card for the subscription service Pop Culture Happy Hour+ on their website (our website/happy) can grant access to bonus episodes, sponsor-free listening, and additional content associated with the podcast. This service, however, is unrelated to the film production or distribution of "Freakier Friday," the upcoming sequel to "Freaky Friday." In the interim, fans await the announcement of the release date for "Freakier Friday," a movie filled with humor, multiple body swaps, and heartfelt messages about family and love.

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