In Labor Pains, Lindsay plays Thea Clayhill, a girl who gave up her college education to work full-time to take care of her sister after their parents died. She hates her job, where her overbearing and comedically dog-obsessed boss is constantly degrading her. Faced with being fired, Thea lies and says she’s pregnant - and they can’t fire a pregnant woman.

Almost as soon as the deception begins, Thea’s life improves. She gets the seat on the bus, people treat her differently, and she gets an opportunity at work to lead the new Family Division. Thinking all her success is due to the fake pregnancy, not her own talent, Thea continues the farce. Meanwhile, we see her loser boyfriend get dumped and Thea fall for her boss, Nick. All very cute. Of course, the whole thing backfires, but it does so beautifully.

Most of the time, the film is filled with well-delivered comedic performances. The script is a little predictable, perhaps, but it’s a solid comedy. I think Lindsay connected better with Thea as the script progressed, though sometimes you wished the character was a little deeper. I think, in some ways, they tried to put too many characters into the movie for it to flow smoothly. The movie was slightly cliche, but I still enjoyed watching it.

Labor Pains stars Lindsay Lohan, Luke Kirby, Cheryl Hines, Chris Parnell, Tracee Ellis Ross, Janeane Garofalo, Bridgit Mendler, and Ana Ortiz.

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In Labor Pains, Lindsay Lohan plays Thea Clayhill, a woman who pretends to be pregnant in order to avoid being fired from her job. Thea realizes that her life “doesn’t suck” as a pregnant woman, so she keeps the farce up through the 9 months of her ‘pregnancy.’ Check out a preview here.

Lindsay’s Labor Pains co-star, Cheryl Hines, recently spoke up again about working with Lindsay on the movie. She knows that Lindsay has it hard with the media and that Lindsay is “still a young person trying to figure it out.”

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Lindsay Lohan stars as Cady Heron, a 15-year-old home schooled girl who enters public high school for the first time and falls prey to the social warfare of the school’s elite teen girls, the Plastics. Before taking control and showing she can wage war with the best of them. The film was based on the book Queen Bees and Wannabes and is considered one of Lindsay Lohan’s “break-out” film roles.

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Mean Girls is rated PG-13 for sexual content, language and some teen partying.

Little known fact, Samantha Ronson’s “Built This Way” is a part of the soundtrack for the movie!

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