Freaky Friday director Mark Waters had hopes of working on the film’s long-awaited 2025 sequel — but, according to him, never got the opportunity. “I was not invited to the party,” Waters, 61, claimed in an interview with Variety published on Saturday.

Friday remains a beloved weekday thanks to the box office success of Disney's sequel "Freakier Friday," which reunites stars Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan for the first time since the 2003 "Freaky Friday.

Mark Waters, who directed the 2003 movie Freaky Friday, says he wanted to be a part of the sequel, Freakier Friday. According to a new interview, the filmmaker expressed his interest in serving as an executive producer or a more tertiary role.