Lindsay Lohan Voices Maggie in ‘The Simpsons’ Episode
Lindsay Lohan has officially joined the prestigious roster of celebrity voice actors for the iconic animated series, The Simpsons. This past Sunday, she lent her voice to the character of Maggie Simpson, who has long been known for her minimal dialogue throughout the show’s extensive 33-season run.
Lindsay Lohan as Maggie Simpson
This episode marked a significant moment as Maggie, a character often depicted with a pacifier in her mouth, finally spoke her first lines. Lindsay Lohan, facing laryngitis at the time of recording, brought a unique charm to the role. In a preview, Maggie expresses her concerns, stating, “Please! Don’t let Bart drive. It’s too scary. He drives so wiggly and everybody honks at us and yells bad words and shows us their fingers.”
Celebrity Lineage of Maggie’s Voice
- Elizabeth Taylor voiced Maggie’s first-ever words in Season 4.
- Jodie Foster provided a memorable monologue in a Season 20 episode.
- Other notable voice actors include James Earl Jones and Viola Davis.
- Nancy Cartwright typically voices Maggie’s baby sounds throughout the series.
Lindsay Lohan expressed her excitement about being part of The Simpsons family, stating on social media, “What a dream come true to be part of this iconic family.” Her connection to previous Maggie voice actors is notable; she portrayed Elizabeth Taylor in the film Liz & Dick and played the role originally held by Foster in the 2003 remake of Freaky Friday.
The Legacy of Maggie Simpson
Throughout the years, Maggie Simpson has been portrayed by various famous figures, each bringing their own essence to the character. For audiences, these sporadic instances of Maggie’s dialogue have become prized moments within the series.
As Lohan makes her mark in this beloved show, fans can anticipate more entertaining developments from Maggie Simpson in future episodes. The inclusion of celebrity voices continues to add fresh energy to The Simpsons, keeping it relevant and engaging for viewers old and new.
