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* CoolTeacher: Implied. Anna seems to like the detention monitor enough to swap lunches with her and bring her an extra drink.
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* HandsLookingWrong: When Tess wakes up in her daughter Anna's body unaware that their minds have been switched, she is confused about waking up in Anna's room. Then she checks her hair and hands and realizes what's happened.
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* BlondeBrunetteRedhead: Anna's GirlPosse. Anna has Creator/LindsayLohan's red hair, but with prominent white-blonde streaks. Anna's two best friends have red hair and black hair respectively.
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* CaptainObvious: Anna is a less than a skilled psychologist.
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* CaptainObvious: Anna is a less than a skilled psychologist.
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* CassandraTruth: At first, Tess doesn't believe that Anna's teacher is exacting his revenge on Anna - until she finds out for herself, while in Anna's body.
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* CassandraTruth: CassandraTruth:
** At first, Tess doesn't believe that Anna's teacher is exacting his revenge on Anna - until she finds out for herself, while in Anna's body.
** At first, Tess doesn't believe that Anna's teacher is exacting his revenge on Anna - until she finds out for herself, while in Anna's body.
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** Annabel Andrews --> [[NamesTheSame Anna]] Coleman
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** Annabel Andrews --> [[NamesTheSame Anna]] Anna Coleman
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* DisappearedDad: Anna's father died a few years before the movie's events occurred.
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* DisappearedDad: Unlike all other versions up to this point, Anna's father died a few years before the movie's events occurred. of the story occur, likely to play up the mother/daughter drama that sets off the story.
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** Ben “Ape Face” Andrews, Annabel's brother --> Harry Coleman, Anna's brother
**Boris, Boris/Morris, Annabel's potential LoveInterest --> Jake, Anna's potential LoveInterest
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''Freaky Friday'' is a 2003 Creator/{{Disney}} film, and Disney's second film adaptation of [[Literature/FreakyFriday the children's novel of the same name]] by Mary Rodgers, which was previously adapted as [[Film/FreakyFriday1976 a 1976 theatrically-released feature film]] by the author of the original book and a 1995 made-for-TV feature film.
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''Freaky Friday'' is a 2003 Creator/{{Disney}} film, and Disney's second film adaptation of [[Literature/FreakyFriday the children's novel of the same name]] by Mary Rodgers, which was previously adapted as [[Film/FreakyFriday1976 a 1976 theatrically-released feature film]] by the author of the original book and a relatively obscure 1995 made-for-TV feature film.
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* AdaptationExpansion: The original book and film were mostly just a plotless excuse for gags, with the body swap going completely unexplained. The remake not only gives an explanation but also features a good deal of interaction between the swapped mother and daughter, who are both completely on their own in the original film (and the book didn't even feature any of the mother's story).
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* AdaptationExpansion: The original book and film films were mostly just a plotless excuse for gags, with the body swap going completely unexplained. The remake not only gives an explanation but also features a good deal of interaction between the swapped mother and daughter, who are both completely on their own in the original film (and the book didn't even feature any of the mother's story).
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Creator/{{Disney}}'s second film adaptation of the children's novel ''Literature/FreakyFriday'' by Creator/MaryRodgers, previously adapted as a theatrically-released feature film by the same author of the original book and released in [[Film/FreakyFriday1976 1976]] and again in 1995 as a made-for-TV feature film, and released in 2003, stars Creator/LindsayLohan[[note]]In her first theatrical movie role since the 1998 version of ''Film/{{The Parent Trap|1998}}''[[/note]] as Anna Coleman, an aspiring teenage guitarist who doesn't get along with her mother, widowed psychologist Tess (Creator/JamieLeeCurtis)--to say the least. The day before Tess is supposed to remarry, she and Anna switch bodies after a Chinese restaurant owner's mother hands them some magic fortune cookies. HilarityEnsues, with the now-young mother struggling to survive high school ''again'', and the now-old daughter trying to cluelessly deal with psychiatric duties. It eventually transpires that they switched bodies in order to learn AnAesop about the value of family and friendship. Also has Creator/ChadMichaelMurray, as Anna's crush, Jake, and [[Series/{{NCIS}} Mark Harmon]], as Tess' fiance, Ryan.
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This adaptation stars Creator/LindsayLohan[[note]]In her first theatrical movie role since the 1998 version of ''Film/{{The Parent Trap|1998}}''[[/note]] as Anna Coleman, an aspiring teenage guitarist who doesn't get along with her mother, widowed psychologist Tess (Creator/JamieLeeCurtis)--to say the least. The day before Tess is supposed to remarry, she and Anna switch bodies after a Chinese restaurant owner's mother hands them some magic fortune cookies. HilarityEnsues, with the now-young mother struggling to survive high school ''again'', and the now-old daughter trying to cluelessly deal with psychiatric duties. It eventually transpires that they switched bodies in order to learn AnAesop about the value of family and friendship.
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* MisplacedNamesPoster: Justified, since both Anna and Tess spend most of the movie trapped in each other's bodies. Consequently, both the names of the actresses appear on the opposite side of the poster. So you can imagine Creator/JamieLeeCurtis as a young woman in office wear and Creator/LindsayLohan as an old punk in teenager clothes.
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In May 2023, [[https://variety.com/2023/film/news/freaky-friday-sequel-lindsay-lohan-jamie-lee-curtis-return-1235609329/ a sequel was announced to be in development]], with Curtis and Lohan set to reprise their roles.
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* MeaningfulName: [[Film/{{Psycho}} Mr. Bates]], anyone? If you actually pronounce it as [[ADateWithRosiePalms "Mister Bates"]], well...
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* MeaningfulName: [[Film/{{Psycho}} Mr. Bates]], anyone? If you actually pronounce it as [[ADateWithRosiePalms "Mister Bates"]], well...anyone?
