Lindsay Lohan distinctly remembers how her first impression of Jamie Lee Curtis on the set of “Freaky Friday” was tagged by an uncommon demand.

In a two-way chat with each other for PeopleLohan recalled her nerves these first days on set of the body-swap comedy, as a result of Curtis arrived and instantly needed everybody to put on identify tags.

“I used to be nervous once I first met you,” Lohan mentioned. “As a result of I keep in mind you got here onto set and also you needed everybody to put on identify tags. You mentioned, ‘I’m primary on the decision sheet, so that you hearken to me.’ And also you mentioned in the future [I’m] going to be primary on that decision sheet and I used to be like – yeah, that’s the dream.”

She continued: “You additionally instructed me one thing essential in the course of the first ‘Freaky Friday,’ you mentioned the way in which you present as much as set each day depicts how each day goes to go and also you set the tone. Go away every part and something that there could also be at residence as a result of that tone units everybody’s tone for the day.”

Curtis later instructed People who the actual cause “Freakier Friday” – the sequel 20 years within the making – happened was due to the real connection and belief she and Lohan cultivated capturing the primary. The pair bonded and stayed in touch for years.

“I do know I can belief her,” she mentioned. “I can’t say that about lots of people. I do know that if I inform her one thing, it’s gonna keep together with her. We’ve each been via arduous issues, ’trigger we’re alive and life is difficult. And we’re not useless but. So the reality of our expertise collectively, it belies the entire form of showbizzy stuff. We related, and we actually stayed related. And that’s particular and uncommon for me.”

Lohan added: “‘Secure’ is a vital phrase to me. I’ve to really feel protected round folks. And Jamie is a kind of folks for me. Like, I really feel very protected with you. I really feel protected telling you issues. So it’s — I do know you mentioned “belief,” however for me it’s ‘protected.’”