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Halloween: Resurrection

film by Rosenthal [2002]
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  • Jamie Lee Curtis
    Jamie Lee Curtis
    / Later Halloween movies and Knives Out

    In Halloween: Resurrection (2002), Curtis’s character is killed, which seemed to end her involvement in the series. She returned to comedy with Freaky Friday (2003), a remake, costarring Lindsay Lohan, of the 1976 film in which a mother and daughter switch bodies. Curtis then appeared in…

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    In Halloween: Resurrection (2002), Curtis’s character is killed, which seemed to end her involvement in the series. She returned to comedy with Freaky Friday (2003), a remake, costarring Lindsay Lohan, of the 1976 film in which a mother and daughter switch bodies. Curtis then appeared in…

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