The director of the film Paul Schreder first tried to persuade her to go out, and then resorted to threats. After an hour of seating in the closet and downtime of the entire set, the 65-year-old director finally came to mind the idea to undress himself, thus make Lohan feel more liberated. It worked.
Then Lohan offered to remove only one doublet of a 14-minute sex scene with a colleague on the film and the porn star James Din. But the rest of the shooting also did not go smoothly. Lohan came to the shooting platform "not quite healthy", and once just left somewhere in the night.
Stephen Rodrick, who was instructed to describe the entire film shooting process, also wrote that the Starlet was probably broken all the Hollywood records for dismissal. She was not within two shooting days to work, and a disappointed shredder fired her. Upset by his decision and desperately trying to stay on the project, Lohan traced him to the door of the room at the hotel, and in the 90-minute he was told on the door and oral, but then he left. During her hysteria, Schreder wrote to her sms, but did not go to her: "Lindsay, go home."
As Rodrick writes, Lohan did not lie down to 3 am on the night before the first day of work, and then she took sleeping pills, so she missed two days of work. After some time, Schroeder consulting with the film crew, decided to give Lohan a second chance. Between the dubs, the Rodrik writes, Lohan fully realized his behavior and rest, and said: "I need time to understand all the shit, which is now going on in my life, I have to realize what I'm doing? I like to remove. I like being here. It makes me happy. There is a phrase Elizabeth Taylor from the film, where she says: "I'm so bored, I never taught me what to do when I don't work, just now I do not know what I do."