The Liz and Dick actress - who has endured five stints in rehab and been arrested six times in recent years - feels "bullied" by the constant attention.
Highlights
- Lindsay Lohan feels lucky not to have committed suicide.
- The Liz and Dick actress - who has endured five stints in rehab and been arrested six times in recent years - feels "bullied" by the constant attention surrounding her personal life and thinks other stars would have crumbled under the pressure and speculation.
- She said: "Since I was a kid, I've loved being on camera. Don't misconstrue that; I didn't strive to have flashbulbs at dinner or people who don't know me calling TMZ. And 99 per cent of the time, it's not true. I feel bullied. I can't think of any actor who has been subjected to such extreme publicity who hasn't, like, committed suicide."
- However, the 26-year-old star believes her past experiences made her perfect for her latest role as Dame Elizabeth Taylor, though she insists she has always taken a more professional approach to her work than the late star.
- She told Us Weekly magazine: "Everything I've gone through made me ready to play Liz. Elizabeth was drunk on sets. I've never been drunk on set, ever. I did my time and I respect the law."
Lindsay Lohan feels lucky not to have committed suicide.
The
Liz and Dick actress - who has endured five stints in rehab and been arrested six times in recent years - feels "bullied" by the constant attention surrounding her personal life and thinks other stars would have crumbled under the pressure and speculation.
She said: "Since I was a kid, I've loved being on camera. Don't misconstrue that; I didn't strive to have flashbulbs at dinner or people who don't know me calling TMZ. And 99 per cent of the time, it's not true. I feel bullied. I can't think of any actor who has been subjected to such extreme publicity who hasn't, like, committed suicide."
However, the 26-year-old star believes her past experiences made her perfect for her latest role as Dame Elizabeth Taylor, though she insists she has always taken a more professional approach to her work than the late star.
She told Us Weekly magazine: "Everything I've gone through made me ready to play Liz. Elizabeth was drunk on sets. I've never been drunk on set, ever. I did my time and I respect the law."