Lindsay Lohan‘s first kiss probably went a little differently than she imagined it would.
“I was Lindsay Lohan’s first kiss,” Murray, 37, says of their kiss in the 2003 movie, immediately shocking Philipps. “Jamie Lee Curtis was there and she was trying to settle the situation because Lindsay’s nerves were all over the place. And she’s talking to Lindsay…like, ‘Just kiss him. Come on, just give him a pop kiss, it’s no big deal. Let’s break the ice now.’ “
Curtis, 60, and Lohan, 32, starred as a mother and daughter duo at odds when one meddling Chinese restaurant owner gives them a fortune cookie that makes them switch bodies. Murray played Lohan’s high school crush, who mistakenly falls for Curtis while Lohan is trapped inside of her body.
Duringa video interviewto promote the film, Curtis admitted to the extra help she got from her teenaged costar. “There’s a way she says shut up that I couldn’t get. She had to give me a ‘shut up’ tutorial because it’s a very specific way,” she said.
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Curtis, who was then raising her own 16-year-old daughter, Annie Guest, claimed starring in the film helped her (figuratively) step into her own daughter’s shoes.
“I think I probably have a judgmental bitch badge that I put on because I can be harsh, and I think that walking a mile in some very uncomfortable teenage shoes gave me the opportunity to see what it’s like on the other side,” Curtis said.
source: people.com
