“Yeah, unfortunately, I was not invited to the party,” Waters, 61, told Variety of the sequel in an interview published Friday, Aug. 15. “I did raise my hand and say I’d love to be involved somehow, even in a kind of godfather aspect or executive producer.”

Mark Waters, who helmed Lindsay Lohan classics “Freaky Friday” and “Mean Girls,” says he was “not invited” to be involved with “Freakier Friday.”

Lohan reunites with Jamie Lee Curtis for a sequel to the body-swap comedy that explores mother-daughter relationships.

Waters said he's "very supportive of them making a great new movie," and added. "It would have been nice to be involved but now that I'm not, I sort of compartmentalize it for mys

Freaky Friday premiered in 2003, starring Lindsay Lohan and Jamie Lee Curtis as a mother-daughter duo who switched bodies. Over two decades later, they switched again on Freakier Friday. While both returned for the sequel,