Los Angeles, May 19 (IANS) Hollywood actress Jamie Lee Curtis likes to maintain friendly relationships with her all co-actors. Jamies felt it was “important” to stay in touch with Lindsay Lohan after they first worked together.

The 66-year-old actress starred alongside Lindsay, 38, in ‘Freaky Friday’, the 2003 comedy movie, and Jamie was always determined to keep in touch with her younger co-star, reports โ€˜Female First UKโ€™.

Speaking to โ€˜Peopleโ€™ magazine, the Hollywood star explained, “Lindsay was 15, and as she’s matured, we’ve stayed in contact our whole lives. I think it’s important, particularly with someone who is young in the movie business, if you connect with them, you have to let them know it’s real. There’s R-E-E-L life, and then there’s R-E-A-L lifeโ€.

She further mentioned, “I wanted her to understand that there was a bridge and that I was real, and that she always could be real with me. And she was. “Through the course of her young life, we’ve stayed in contactโ€.

As per โ€˜Female First UKโ€™, ‘Freakier Fridayโ€™, the much-anticipated sequel to ‘Freaky Friday’, is slated for release later this year. Jamie has explained how her meeting Lindsay and her 22-month-old son, Luai, prompted Disney to give ‘Freakier Friday’ the go-ahead.

The veteran movie star, whose other film credits include projects like ‘Halloween’ and ‘A Fish Called Wanda’, explained, “Now she is a mommy. It was her visiting me, bringing her baby to visit me, that led to a picture of the two of us that I posted, and then the floodgate of people going, ‘Oh my God, oh my Godโ€™, and then me calling Disney, going, ‘Hi! Lindsay’s old enough to have a teenager. Let’s go!’ And then they didโ€.

Meanwhile, Jamie recently confessed that she’s “not that particular” about her career choices. The actress has enjoyed a hugely successful career in Hollywood, but Jamie insists she’s not very picky about her film projects.

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