Freaky Friday Movie Soundtrack
Freaky Friday | |
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| Movie Soundtrack (2003) | |
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| Director | Mark Waters |
| Studio | Walt Disney Pictures / Gunn Films |
| Release date | 2003-08-06 |
| Genre(s) | Comedy, Fantasy, Family |
| Composer(s) | Rolfe Kent |
| Score album | Freaky Friday (Original Motion Picture Score) |
| Soundtrack album | Freaky Friday (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) |
| Record label | Walt Disney Records / Hollywood Records |
| Available on | Disney+ |
| Cast | Jamie Lee Curtis as Tess Coleman Lindsay Lohan as Anna Coleman Mark Harmon as Ryan Harold Gould as Grandpa Alan Chad Michael Murray as Jake Stephen Tobolowsky as Mr. Bates ... e 6 more |
About This Soundtrack
Released on August 6, 2003, the fantasy comedy film Freaky Friday is directed by Mark Waters and stars Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan as Tess and Anna Coleman. The film is a highly popular remake of the 1976 Jodie Foster classic, depicting a mother and daughter who swap bodies and must navigate each other's chaotic lives.
The soundtrack for Freaky Friday is heavily influenced by the peak of early-2000s pop-punk and alternative rock culture, matching Anna's personality as an aspiring rock guitarist. The official soundtrack features major hits of the era by bands such as Simple Plan, Lillix, Bowling for Soup, American Hi-Fi, and a performance by Lindsay Lohan herself. It is accompanied by a quirky, high-energy orchestral score composed by Rolfe Kent.
This page serves as the official music database and song guide for Freaky Friday (2003). While the licensed tracks playing during the film's rock rehearsals and wedding prep will be added manually later, fans can already check all verified composer score details and film metadata with direct links to Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon.
Additional Songs
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Happy Together
by Simple Plan
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What a Wonderful World
by Joey Ramone
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Me Vs. The World
by Halo Friendlies
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Just Let Me Cry
by Ashlee Simpson
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Take Me Away
by Christina Vidal Mitchell
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Brand New Day
by Forty Foot Echo
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The Art of Losing
by American Hi-Fi
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What I Like About You
by Lillix
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Beauty Queen
by Lash
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I Wonder
by Diffuser
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Ultimate
by Lindsay Lohan
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...Baby One More Time
by Bowling for Soup
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She Is Beautiful
by Andrew W.K.
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On My Mind
by Damone
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Fight Test
by The Flaming Lips
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Nothing Ever Happens
by Blake Babies
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...Baby One More Time (Intro) [A Cappella Version]
by Chad Michael Murray
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Original Score
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DURATION3:06
Ultimate
by Lindsay Lohan
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Happy Together
by Simple Plan
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What I Like About You
by Lillix
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DURATION3:23
The Art of Losing
by American Hi-Fi
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DURATION3:34
Brand New Day
by Forty Foot Echo
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DURATION3:47
Me Vs. The World
by Halo Friendlies
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Take Me Away
by Christina Vidal
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DURATION0:33
...Baby One More Time (Intro) [A Cappella Version]
by Chad Michael Murray
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...Baby One More Time
by Bowling for Soup
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Backstage
by The Donnas
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DURATION3:35
She Is Beautiful
by Andrew W.K.
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DURATION3:24
I Wonder
by Diffuser
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Beauty Queen
by Lash
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DURATION2:45
Just Let Me Cry
by Ashlee Simpson
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What a Wonderful World
by Joey Ramone
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DURATION3:56
Fortune Cookie?
by Rolfe Kent
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About the Composer(s)
Rolfe Kent is a Golden Globe-nominated British film and television composer known for his highly distinctive, quirky, and lighthearted orchestral scores. Famous for his long-standing collaboration with director Alexander Payne, Kent has established himself as one of Hollywood's premier composers for smart, character-driven comedies and satirical dramas.
Kent earned critical acclaim and a Golden Globe nomination for his iconic, jazz-infused acoustic score for Alexander Payne's Oscar-winning film Sideways. His extensive filmography includes scoring comedy classics such as Mean Girls, Legally Blonde, Legally Blonde 2: Red, White & Blonde, Wedding Crashers, and Payne's Election and About Schmidt. In television, Kent composed the Emmy-nominated, tango-flavored main title theme for Showtime's hit thriller series Dexter. For Mark Waters' 2003 Disney comedy classic Freaky Friday, Kent composed an upbeat, playful, and energetic score. He utilizes woodwinds, pizzicato strings, and driving percussion to accentuate the frantic, body-swapping antics and generational clashes between Tess and Anna Coleman.
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Did you know?
- Lindsay Lohan's Real Guitar Skills: Lindsay Lohan, who portrays the teenage rocker Anna Coleman, actually learned to play the guitar for the film. She performed the electric guitar solos herself in the concert scene and during the band's garage rehearsals, and also sang the song 'Ultimate' on the movie's soundtrack.
- Jamie Lee Curtis's Late Casting: Jamie Lee Curtis was cast as Tess Coleman at the very last minute. The role was originally written for Annette Bening, who dropped out just before filming began. Curtis won critical acclaim and a Golden Globe nomination for her hilarious performance.
- Kelly Osbourne's Cancelled Casting: Kelly Osbourne was originally cast to play Anna's best friend and bandmate, Maddie. However, she dropped out of the production due to her mother Sharon Osbourne's cancer diagnosis, and the role was recast with Christina Vidal.
- Marc McClure's Cameo Connection: Actor Marc McClure, who played Boris Harris (the love interest) in the original 1976 Freaky Friday film starring Jodie Foster, makes a cameo appearance in the 2003 version as Boris, the delivery guy.
- Pop-Punk Era Anthem: The film captures the peak of the early-2000s pop-punk and skate-rock culture. The soundtrack featured major bands of the era, such as Simple Plan, Bowling for Soup, American Hi-Fi, and Lillix, and became a certified Gold album selling over 500,000 copies.
Official Trailer
About the Movie
Dr. Tess Coleman (Jamie Lee Curtis) is a busy, orderly widow preparing for her upcoming wedding, while her rebellious 15-year-old daughter Anna (Lindsay Lohan) is an aspiring rock guitarist constantly at odds with her mother. During a heated argument at a local Chinese restaurant, the restaurant owner's mother gives them mysterious fortune cookies that cause them to wake up the next morning having swapped bodies. With Tess's wedding just days away and Anna's band having a crucial audition, the two are forced to live each other's lives and find a way to switch back.
Living in each other's shoes, Tess experiences the trials of high school, pop-punk band practices, and Anna's crush on a cool motorcyclist named Jake (Chad Michael Murray), while Anna must manage her mother's psychiatric patients and coordinate a stressful wedding. Directed by Mark Waters, this 2003 Disney comedy is a beloved remake that features exceptional comedic performances, a iconic pop-punk music environment, and a touching story of family reconciliation.
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At Soundtrack Wiki, we take musical accuracy seriously. Every track list, scene description, and timestamp featured on this page has been manually verified by our editorial team to ensure it reflects the actual usage in the production.
Our methodology involves cross-referencing official credits, digital fingerprints, and frame-by-frame analysis of the soundtrack in context.
