Lindsay Lohan is stepping back into the spotlight with “Count My Lies“, a new drama in development at Hulu—and fans are here for it. Not only is she starring in the series, but she’s also executive producing, marking a major moment in her comeback journey.
Lindsay Lohan: Her Journey To TV
This will be Lohan’s first major TV role, and it’s a big one. The show is based on Sophie Stava’s debut novel and centers around Sloane, a compulsive liar who lands a nanny job with a wealthy couple, Violet and Jay Lockhart. Lohan will play Violet—a stylish, complex mother whose seemingly perfect life is full of secrets.
Lohan became a household name in the early 2000s, breaking out with her dual role in “The Parent Trap” (1998) before starring in a string of teen classics like “Freaky Friday” (2003), “Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen” (2004), and “Mean Girls” (2004). Her natural charm and comedic timing cemented her as a pop culture icon.
While her career faced challenges, she’s made a steady return to the screen with a Netflix deal, starring in rom-coms like “Falling for Christmas” and “Irish Wish”. In even more exciting news, Lohan is also returning to one of her most beloved roles—”Freaky Friday”. She’ll reunite with Jamie Lee Curtis for the long-awaited sequel, set to hit theaters this August. Fans of the original 2003 hit can expect a fresh twist on the body-swap comedy that helped define a generation.
“Count My Lies” Background
Now, with “Count My Lies”, she’s stepping into a more mature, dramatic role that highlights just how far she’s come. Behind the scenes, Count My Lies is being developed by “This Is Us” creators Isaac Aptaker and Elizabeth Berger, known for their emotionally rich storytelling. With their talent and Lohan’s screen presence, the series is already shaping up to be something special.
There’s no official release date yet, but buzz is already building. With twists, secrets, and a strong female lead, Count My Lies could be just the kind of smart, stylish drama fans have been craving—and a bold new chapter for Lohan.
