Jamie Lee Curtis Responds to Critic's Review of 'Freakier Friday'
Introduction
Jamie Lee Curtis is a well-known actress with a successful career spanning decades. She has played a variety of roles and has received both praise and criticism for her performances. Recently, a critic's harsh review of her film 'Freakier Friday' caught her attention and she couldn't help but respond. While some may advise actors not to read reviews, Curtis is not one to shy away from confrontation.
Behind the Scenes
'Freakier Friday' is a modern retelling of the popular 'Freaky Friday' story, where a mother and daughter switch bodies. Curtis plays the role of the mother, but in this version, she is a serial killer. The film received mixed reviews, but one critic's harsh takedown caught Curtis' attention. The critic called her performance "over the top" and "unwatchable." While Curtis recognizes that not all reviews will be positive, she found this particular critic's words to be a tad harsh and couldn't help but respond.
Curtis' Reaction
Curtis took to Twitter to respond to the critic's review, calling out their harsh words and questioning their credibility as a film critic. She also reminded actors and audiences alike to not take reviews too seriously and to focus on the hard work and effort that goes into creating a film. Curtis' response sparked a conversation about
About the People Mentioned
Jamie Lee Curtis
**Jamie Lee Curtis** is an American actress, producer, and children's author born on November 22, 1958, in Los Angeles, California.[2] She is regarded as a "scream queen" for her iconic performances in horror and slasher films, though her career has demonstrated remarkable range across multiple genres.[2] Curtis launched to stardom in 1978 with her debut role as Laurie Strode in John Carpenter's *Halloween*, a performance that established her as a formidable talent in horror cinema.[1] Following this success, she appeared in several horror films including *The Fog* (1980) and *Prom Night* (1980), cementing her status as a horror film icon.[5] Beginning in the 1980s, Curtis expanded her repertoire into comedy and drama. She won a BAFTA Award for her role in *Trading Places* (1983) and earned Golden Globe Awards for her performances in *True Lies* (1994) and *The Heidi Chronicles* (1995).[2][3] She also starred in the acclaimed comedy *A Fish Called Wanda* (1988).[3] Her films have collectively grossed over $2.5 billion at the box office.[2] Beyond acting, Curtis authored multiple bestselling children's books, including *Tell Me Again About the Night I Was Born* (1996) and *Today I Feel Silly* (1998).[4] She has also championed various philanthropic causes and holds a patent for a disposable diaper design.[1] Curtis experienced a significant career resurgence in her 60s. She earned her first Academy Award nomination and won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress for her role in *Everything Everywhere All at Once* (2022).[2] She also won a Primetime Emmy Award in 2024 for a guest role on the television series *The Bear*.[3] Most recently, she reunited with Lindsay Lohan for *Freakier Friday*, a sequel released in 2025.[3] Her accolades include an Academy Award, two Golden Globe Awards, a BAFTA Award, a Primetime Emmy Award, and two Screen Actors Guild Awards.[2]
