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- Could the Parent Trap twins return? What Lohan says about a reboot
- Why Reese’s Oreo felt like a natural fit for Lohan
- Behind the Reese’s Oreo commercial: cast and creative team
- Career next steps: new roles and personal priorities at 40
- Count My Lies and other upcoming acting work
- Moments from the past that still resonate
At 40, Lindsay Lohan is mixing nostalgia with new ambitions. The actress says she might step back into the shoes of the twin sisters from The Parent Trap — but only if the creative team and the script feel right. Meanwhile, she’s celebrating a candy collaboration and preparing for fresh projects that stretch beyond her childhood hit.
Could the Parent Trap twins return? What Lohan says about a reboot
Lohan, who famously played both Annie and Hallie in the 1998 retelling, left the door open for a reunion. She made clear any return would depend on the material. She wants to read the script and confer with original director and co-writer Nancy Meyers before committing.
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The 1998 film, a modern take on the 1961 original, followed separated twins who switch places to reunite their parents. Lohan’s performance as two distinct young women remains closely linked to that era of family comedies.
Why Reese’s Oreo felt like a natural fit for Lohan
The film immortalized a snack moment — twins bonding over dipping Oreos in peanut butter. That scene helped make the combination culturally iconic.
- Lohan describes herself as an Oreo fan and says the treat was everywhere on set.
- She now favors gluten-free options but still enjoys the classic flavor pairing.
- The new Reese’s Oreo product and its anniversary ad felt like a nostalgic match.
Partnering with Reese’s offered Lohan a way to connect the movie’s memorable moment with a current product launch. She praised the idea of uniting two beloved snack brands into one treat.
Behind the Reese’s Oreo commercial: cast and creative team
The short commercial reunites playful energy with comic turns. Patricia Arquette directed and even appears in the spot, while Amy Sedaris adds her trademark blunt humor.
Lohan says Arquette brought an easy, observant directing style to the shoot. Arquette noticed small choices and suggested variations, which Lohan appreciated as an actor.
On-set chemistry and improvisation
Lohan admits it was tempting to break character while working with Sedaris. The pair riffed together on set and added ad-libs that made the scenes feel spontaneous and alive.
Career next steps: new roles and personal priorities at 40
Turning 40 has sharpened Lohan’s focus on family and professional growth. She lists several ambitions for this decade, centered on personal and creative development.
- Family goals: being the best mother and partner she can.
- Professional goals: continuing as an actress and entrepreneur.
- Personal growth: constantly elevating and challenging herself.
She and husband Bader Shammas are also collaborating on projects together, though Lohan is keeping those plans private for now.
Count My Lies and other upcoming acting work
Lohan is attached to the TV adaptation of the bestseller Count My Lies. She calls the series special and has poured herself into the role.
The cast includes Shailene Woodley and Kit Harington, and Lohan says she hopes audiences respond to the work the way she intends. Giving 100% to each role is her stated approach.
Moments from the past that still resonate
Decades after the film, the Parent Trap’s small details remain part of pop culture. For Lohan, those moments inform present choices — whether stepping into a new ad or weighing a potential sequel.
Her recent commercial and product collaboration celebrate that legacy while moving her career forward. Fans can watch the Reese’s Oreo ad to see how the nostalgic pairing was reimagined for today.
