Parent Traps Lindsay Lohan Was Asked by Disney CEO About Her "Twin"
Was Michael Eisner just joking with the 12-year-old, or did he truly not know Lindsay Lohan portrayed both lead characters in ...
Disney CEO Bob Iger Sells $42.7 Million Worth of Company Stock
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Lindsay Lohan said she told Disney's CEO she deserved 2 paychecks for playing twins in 'The Parent Trap'
Lindsay Lohan recalled telling Disney CEO Michael Eisner in 1998 that he should've paid her twice for her two roles.
"You should’ve paid me double": 12-year-old Lindsay Lohan to Disney CEO about "Parent Trap" role
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Lindsay Lohan Told Disney CEO He “Should’ve Paid Me Double” For ‘Parent Trap’
Although Lindsay Lohan played both twins in 1998's 'The Parent Trap', she had Disney CEO Michael Eisner convinced he was ...
Lindsay Lohan, Then 12, Had a Savage Comeback to Disney CEO Michael Eisner at 'Parent Trap' Premiere
The 'Freaky Friday' star recently shared that she gave a fiery response to the Disney CEO at the 'Parent Trap' premiere when ...
Disney Expands CEO Search to Outside Candidates Including EA’s Andrew Wilson
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Disney CEO Bob Iger is moving to cement his legacy by undoing his biggest mistake
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Lindsay Lohan had perfect response for Disney CEO who thought she had a twin after Parent Trap
Lindsay Lohan has revealed the hilarious reply she fired back at the CEO of Disney at The Parent Trap world premiere in 1998 ...
Lindsay Lohan Once Told Disney CEO He 'Should've Paid Me Double' for Her Twin Performance in Parent Trap
Lindsay Lohan recalled the moment she told Michael Eisner, then-CEO of Walt Disney Company, he 'should've paid me double' for 'The Parent Trap' as a kid.