Lizzy Caplan Celebrates Her Mean Girls Co-Star Lindsay Lohan's Return To The Spotlight
This article contains mentions of addiction.
Lizzy Caplan thinks it's so fetch that Lindsay Lohan is making a comeback. Caplan and Lohan both starred in the 2004 blockbuster film "Mean Girls" (via IMDb). Lohan played the lead as the new student at North Shore High School, Cady Heron, and Caplan took on the role of Lohan's on-screen BFF, Janis Ian. Just like their on-screen friendship, the two continue to support one another off-screen as well.
At the time "Mean Girls" was released, Lohan was already a well-known name in the industry and had starred in hit films. However, in the following years, Lohan veered on a path that had her facing trouble. Per the Los Angeles Times, Lohan was first arrested in May 2007 for driving under the influence. Fast forward to July 2007, and she found herself facing arrest for driving under the influence again, per People. At the time, Lohan's told the outlet that the actor had "relapsed" after having recently been released from a rehab facility. And that wasn't the last arrest for Lohan.
Although the actor has dealt with her fair share of struggles, fans have supported Lohan through it all. Many missed her incredible talents on the big screen and hoped that one day, she would return to acting. Well, fans have gotten their wish because the actor is back and better than ever. Lohan starred in the 2022 Netflix holiday movie "Falling for Christmas," and people were ecstatic to see her comeback in the film — including her "Mean Girls" co-star.
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Lizzy Caplan gushes over Lindsay Lohan
Lizzy Caplan is cheering her "Mean Girls" co-star Lindsay Lohan on — how grool. With "Mean Girls" being as iconic as it was, people were surely curious to see how the movie's actors felt about their costar returning to acting.
Caplan shared with Grazia how excited she was to see Lohan in new projects, gushing, "I am so on board with this return of Lindsay Lohan. I'm just pumped." To see Lohan back in her expertise of acting is thrilling for everyone. Caplan shared, "She was such an incredible talent when she was working as a kid and a young adult so I'm happy to see that she's coming back." With the Lohan back, all anyone wants to know is if there will be another "Mean Girls" movie helmed by the star.
Apparently, Lohan and Kaplan are both on board to return to the halls of North Shore High School. Lohan didn't shut down the idea when interviewed on "The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon" in 2022. She simply smiled before saying it would be "in Tina Fey's hands," who created the film. Caplan also talked about a potential reboot with Grazia and was open to the idea, telling the outlet, "Of course I would want to be a part of it; I would be an idiot not to join."
For fans, the limit does not exist as to how much they want another "Mean Girls" movie.