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* [[Freaky Friday (2003 film)|''Freaky Friday'' (2003 film)]], starring [[Lindsay Lohan]] and [[Jamie Lee Curtis]]
* [[Freaky Friday (musical)|''Freaky Friday'' (musical)]], an adaptation based on the Mary Rodgers book and the 1976 and 2003 films.
** [[Freaky Friday (2018 film)|''Freaky Friday'' (2018 film)]], an adaptation of the musical, starring [[Cozi Zuehlsdorff]] and [[Heidi Blickenstaff]]
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{{quote|''"I wish I could switch places with her for just one day..."''
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|'''The magic cookie's fortune''', 2003 version}}
'''''Freaky Friday''''', based on [[Freaky Friday (novel)|a novel by Mary Rodgers]], is a [[Disney]] movie starring [[Jodie Foster]] as a teenage girl, Annabel, who does not get along with her mother, Ellen, to say the least. One Friday the 13th (hence the title), they wish to switch places for one day, causing them to magically trade bodies. [[Hilarity Ensues]], including the now-young mother lusting after her daughter's boyfriend. It eventually transpires that they had subconsciously switched bodies in order to learn [[An Aesop]] about the value of family and friendship.
There was also a sequel and two remakes, each less similar to the book than the last. The more famous of the remakes starred [[Lindsay Lohan]] and [[Jamie Lee Curtis]], with a slightly different plot. The daughter and mother in that version are an aspiring guitarist named "Anna" and a widowed psychologist named "Tess," respectively, and they switch bodies after a Chinese restaurant owner's mother hands them some magic fortune cookies. Also has [[NCIS|Mark Harmon]] in it, as Tess' fiance, Ryan.
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** The 2003 version tries to [[Justified Trope|justify]] the split: Anna reads her fortune from inside a bathroom, while Tess reads hers from outside the door. The wall dividing the rooms also divides the screen.
== [[Freaky Friday (1976 film)|''Freaky Friday'' (1976 film)]] ==
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* [[Adaptation Expansion]]: The novel told in first person the time Annabel spent in her mother's body; the movie also spends time showing experiences Ellen had in her daughter's body.
* [[Adorkable]]: Boris, Annabelle's next-door neighbor and love interest.
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== [[Freaky Friday (1995 film)|''Freaky Friday'' (1995 film)]] ==
* [[Free the Frogs]]: While in her daughter's body, the mother made a sixties-ish revolutionary speech against frog dissection.
* [[Make a Wish]]: Annabel and Ellen switch places in this version after putting on magic necklaces and speculating how nicer the other girl's life must be.
** [[Be Careful What You Wish For]]
== [[Freaky Friday (2003 film)|''Freaky Friday'' (2003 film)]] ==
* [[All Girls Want Bad Boys]]: Tess' assumption when she learns Anna has a crush on Jake, an older student she knows nothing about other than the fact he often visits her in detention and rides a motorcycle. {{spoiler|However, Tess later learns that Jake's not really a bad boy; he works two jobs and helped her finish a test she couldn't complete after getting detention.}}
* [[Bald of Evil]]: Anna's English teacher, Mr. Bates.
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