“Parent Trap” actress Elaine Hendrix discusses her reunion with Lindsey Lohan in the new movie “Freakier Friday.”

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Lindsay Lohan and Jamie Lee Curtis star in 'Freakier Friday', a sequel to the 2003 film 'Freaky Friday'. The story picks up 22 years after the original, introducing a new out-of-body experience for the characters. The film's release has brought together actors from previous collaborations, including 'The Parent Trap'. Elaine Hendricks, who plays stylist Blake Hill in the new film, discussed the lasting popularity of 'The Parent Trap' and its impact on new generations. Hendricks also highlighted her involvement in a new off-Broadway show inspired by 'The Parent Trap', which recently opened and will run for several months.

‘Parent Trap’ stars reunite in new movie ‘Freakier Friday’

The sequel fans have waited more than two decades for, finally here. Freakier Friday hits theaters today and stars Lindsay Lohan and Jamie Luke Curtis reunite for part two of the beloved 2003 hit Freaky Friday. Part two picks up 22 years later featuring a new out-of-body experience. Here's a preview. Oh my god! What was that? Oh no, not again. What's happening? It's it's all right. Who's in my body? It's okay. It's me, Harp. It's mom. Wait, what? If you're me and I'm you, then who is that? I'm grandma, sweetheart. My face looks like a Birkenbeck that's been left out in the sun to rot. I didn't even see that coming for her. And in honor of Freaky Friday and out-of-body experiences, Erica Hill and I will now switch bodies to speak to one of the film stars. Aline Hendricks joins us now. She plays stylist Blake Hill in Freakier Friday. It's so great to have you here in studio. Thank you. So this film, as we look at a bit of nostalgia for you, of course, because you and Lindsay Lohan have, you know, paired up in the past before. Yes. What's it like to be reunited? Oh, it's so great. I mean, she has a very special place in my heart. The Parent Trap has spanned so many generations and is such a beloved movie that yeah, you know, it's a special place in my heart. Yeah. Your character in The Parent Trap, talk about a cult following in many ways and really sort of has been revived with a younger generation now. What's that like for you to see that and to see, you know, just how much attention? We never could have predicted what it has done. And it seems like it is having a resurgence now, but as someone who's lived it, it never went away. I mean, every single day I get stopped in the street. I get a piece of piece of mail, an email, a message announced with social media, of course. So it's followed me and I don't mind that. So how has that changed then for you? If it hasn't really gone away, but given that you now have the social media and people can get to you a lot easier? Yes. Well, I think one of the biggest changes is that Meredith Blake is now having her redemption, which I was always on board for. I have said from day one, she is not the villain. But now thanks to the millennials, hashtag justice for Meredith Blake. Hashtag just, I mean, I love a good hashtag, I must say. And the millennials have a way with hashtags because they can make things happen. Yeah. The Parent Trap is also part of a new off-Broadway show. Talk to me about this because it sounds super fun. It is hilarious. My friend Jenny Steingart with Ars Nova called me up and said, I have a really special project that you need to come see. And I was like, okay. So I went to the workshop and I was like, holy wow. I mean, it's just hilarious. And so now I've come on board as one of the producers. And so this just opened on Thursday? Yes. It just opened July 24th and it runs at least through October at the Orpheum Theater. So plenty of chances to see it. Lots of time to see it. What's your favorite part though about the show? That Meredith is getting her redemption. The writer-director Kevin Zak describes it as wicked for Meredith Blake. And I'm like, I like that. I'm going to go with that.

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