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Lindsay's stage debut impresses '99 Homes' producer
Producer Mohammed Al-Turki, maker of ‘Arbitrage’ and ‘99 Homes’, is so impressed with his friend and actress Lindsay Lohan\'s stage performance that he feels she should immediately find herself another theatre production.
Producer Mohammed Al-Turki, maker of ‘Arbitrage’ and ‘99 Homes’, is so impressed with his friend and actress Lindsay Lohan's stage performance that he feels she should immediately find herself another theatre production.
Lohan has made her stage debut with David Mamet's ‘Speed-the-Plow’.
"I was in London and have seen 'Speed-the-Plow'. I thought her performance was great. I'm going to be very honest, I think the production wasn't great. But I think she wasn't the problem," hollywodreporter.com quoted Al-Turki as saying.
"I think she's incredible in it... and I think people will start to take her seriously again. And I think it will open doors for her to do maybe a good movie and get back on track. But as a suggestion from me to her as a friend, I told her to book another play straight after in the West End, because I think she needs to work," he added.
