CURTIS HAS ‘COMPASSION’ FOR LOHAN
JAMIE LEE CURTIS feels "compassion" and "empathy" for her FREAKY FRIDAY c o-star LINDSAY LOHAN following her recent release from jail - insisting t he young actress was "thrown into the public eye" too young.
Lohan, who shot to fame at the age of 11 with a role in The Parent Trap remake, has been mired in controversy in recent years and her troubles c ulminated in a two-week jail stint this summer (10) stemming from a 2007 DUI arrest.
Curtis worked with the actress on her second movie, 2003’s Freaky Frida y, and admits she is sad to hear of Lohan’s recent problems.
She tells OK! Magazine, "I just have compassion… What I have is compa ssion that a young child is thrown into the public eye and then has the m edia onslaught attached to it. Now, she’s made choices, I’ve made choices .. We all have to live with our choices. But I feel empathy." (LR/WNWCKO/Z
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