“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 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. But Waters says he "was not invited to the party."

Freaky Friday director Mark Waters opened up about how it felt not being part of the sequel, Freakier Friday.While the new part saw the return of many original cast member including Lindsay

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