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Lindsay Lohan and Henry Golding Set for Netflix Film
Netflix is making a new movie called Return to You.
Lindsay Lohan and Henry Golding will be the main actors.
Lohan plays a successful lawyer who feels lonely.
She accidentally gets a DVD filled with emotions.
A dying woman had sent the DVD to her husband.
The lawyer uses clues from it to try to find him.
Mark Waters, who directed Lohan in two earlier movies, will direct this film.
The movie does not yet have a reported release date.
Lindsay Lohan and Henry Golding will star in Netflix’s upcoming film Return to You.
Lohan plays a powerful but lonely attorney who receives an emotional DVD by mistake.
The DVD was sent by a dying woman to her husband, played by Golding.
Clues from the DVD lead the attorney to search for the husband.
Mark Waters will direct from a script by Eric Champnella and reunite with Lohan after Mean Girls and Freaky Friday.
- Who
- Lindsay Lohan, Henry Golding, director Mark Waters, and writer Eric Champnella are involved.
- What
- Netflix is developing Return to You, starring Lohan and Golding.
- Where
- The film is being made for Netflix.
- When
- The film is upcoming; no release date is provided.
- Why
- The story follows an attorney who uses clues from an emotional DVD to find its intended recipient.
Key facts
- Film
- Return to You
- Distributor
- Netflix
- Lead cast
- Lindsay Lohan and Henry Golding
- Director
- Mark Waters
- Writer
- Eric Champnella
- Producer
- Brad Krevoy, alongside Lindsay Lohan
- Lohan’s next project
- Count My Lies, a thriller limited series for Hulu
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