'TOUGHER' TO DO AN EXCHANGE OF SCENERY

FREAKIER Friday was harder to make than Freaky Friday because the sequel focused on two adults instead of an adult and a teenager, Jamie Lee Curtis has said.

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The 66-year-old actress has returned as Tess Coleman alongside Lindsay Lohan's Anna Coleman for the Disney comedy.

Curtis explained the original 2003 movie - which saw her character swap bodies with her teen daughter - was easier to make due to the “black-and-white” differences between adults and teenagers.

She explained to ComicBook.com: “In Freaky Friday, it's really easy - adult, teenager. Adults stand up like this, teenagers slump. It was so black-and-white, so clear.

“In this, it's a much more subtle shift, and we had to find it with words, and language, and body behaviour, and mannerisms and stuff.

“So, that’s way more challenging because it's not as easy to think that you're getting it right.”