Lindsay Lohan Cites PTSD, Seeks Diverse Roles

Lindsay Lohan has expressed frustration with being typecast in Hollywood, noting that her early fame in films like 'The Parent Trap' and 'Mean Girls' led to her being pigeonholed into romantic comedies and limited her access to dramatic roles. Lohan explained that growing up in the public eye contributed to this stereotyping and prompted her to take a break from acting to focus on her well-being and privacy. She revealed that the intense media scrutiny and pressure to maintain a public persona caused her to experience extreme PTSD. Lohan is now excited to star in and produce the Hulu drama 'Count My Lies' and is seeking more serious and diverse roles to change perceptions of her in the industry. She hopes to break free from industry expectations and demonstrate her range as an actress. Lohan remains committed to pursuing projects that challenge her and allow her to move beyond past typecasting.