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Imagine living in someone else's shoes—literally! A mother-daughter duo swaps bodies due to a magical mishap, forcing them to navigate each other's chaotic lives and discover unexpected empathy and understanding in the messiest yet most heartwarming way possible.

Freaky Friday Trivia

In the 2003 film "Freaky Friday," what causes the mother and daughter to switch bodies? (Medium)

#1: A magic fortune cookie

#2: A wish upon a star

#3: A psychic's spell

#4: A family heirloom

In the 2003 film "Freaky Friday," what event do Anna and Tess eventually have to attend together? (Advanced)

#1: A school dance

#2: A wedding rehearsal

#3: A concert

#4: A birthday party

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Freaky Friday Fun Facts

In the 2003 version of Freaky Friday, Jamie Lee Curtis played the guitar for real during the final concert scene.

During the filming of Freaky Friday (2003), Lindsay Lohan's body double was her real-life twin sister, Aliana Lohan.

Freaky Friday Polls

Who's your favorite character in Freaky Friday?

Anna Coleman

Tess Coleman

Jake

Grandpa Alan

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Which version of Freaky Friday is your favorite?

1976 version

1995 version

2003 version

2018 version

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Popular Characters

Anna

Tess

Jake

Grandpa

Mrs. Mbusu

Mark

Ryan

Brittany

Coach

School Counselor

Timeline Highlights ( To Fictional )

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February 1972

Publication of the original novel 'Freaky Friday'

Mary Rodgers publishes the original novel 'Freaky Friday', which the subsequent films and adaptations are based on.

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October 11, 1976

Release of the original 'Freaky Friday' film

The first film adaptation of 'Freaky Friday', starring Jodie Foster and Barbara Harris, is released.

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August 6, 2003

Release of the 2003 'Freaky Friday' film remake

The Disney live-action remake of 'Freaky Friday', starring Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan, is released.

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