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Lindsay Lohan Is Filming a New Netflix Rom-Com in Toronto

The 'Mean Girls' star is shooting 'Return to You' in the city through November, with a 2027 Netflix release planned.

Lindsay Lohan Is Filming a New Netflix Rom-Com in Toronto

Lindsay Lohan on Nov. 18, 2024 in New York City.

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By Guglielmo ScrittoreOct 06, 2026
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Lindsay Lohan is currently spending the fall in Toronto, where the Mean Girls star is filming a new Netflix romantic comedy.

Lohan has been spotted shooting Return to You, a new film where she stars opposite Henry Golding that is expected to land on Netflix in 2027. Production began in Toronto in late September and is scheduled to continue through November 10. She was photographed filming outside an office building in Toronto earlier this month.

The film takes place in 2008 and follows a powerful but lonely attorney played by Lohan. After mistakenly receiving a DVD recorded by a terminally ill woman for her husband, the lawyer follows clues contained on the disc in an attempt to track down its intended recipient. Golding plays the woman’s husband.

The project also brings Lohan back together with director Mark Waters, who previously directed her in Freaky Friday and Mean Girls. Waters has since directed several Netflix films, including He’s All That, Mother of the Bride and La Dolce Villa. Lohan also serves as a producer for Return to You. The actress starred in Netflix’s Falling for Christmas, Irish Wish and Our Little Secret as well as Freakier Friday, the 2025 sequel to Freaky Friday.

The actress is no stranger to Toronto, as Mean Girls was famously filmed in and around the GTA. Netflix has not announced an exact premiere date for Return to You, but the film is currently expected to arrive sometime in 2027

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