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Lindsay Lohan

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Lindsay Lohan is an American actress, singer and producer born in 1986 who moved from modeling and child roles on the soap operas Guiding Light and Another World to leading parts in teen and family comedies. Her dual role as reunited twins in The Parent Trap in 1998 was her breakthrough, followed by Freaky Friday and Mean Girls, the last of which made her a prominent teen idol. She also recorded two studio albums for Casablanca Records, took independent roles in films such as A Prairie Home Companion, and drew heavy tabloid attention during a difficult decade. She returned with the docu-series Lindsay, a West End stage debut in Speed-the-Plow, the series Sick Note, and Netflix romantic comedies including Falling for Christmas and Irish Wish, then starred in Freakier Friday in 2025. Her accolades include three MTV Movie and TV Awards.

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1986 1
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Producer 1
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MTV Movie and TV Award 1
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Source Lindsay Lohan (Wikipedia)
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is an American actress
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1. Lindsay Lohan (Wikipedia)
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    born July 2, 1986
  • Lead, role
    is an American actress, singer, and producer
  • Lead, producer
    is an American actress, singer, and producer
  • Lead, accolades
    accolades include three MTV Movie & TV Awards
  • Lead, nationality
    is an American actress
  • Associated With: Film, Lead, film
    the dual role of reunited identical twins in the Walt Disney comedy The Parent Trap
  • Associated With: Television, Lead, television
    appeared in the comedy series Sick Note
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