Jamie Lee Curtis Bids Farewell to Halloween Franchise and Teases Upcoming Projects

Jamie Lee Curtis, the iconic actress known for her role as Laurie Strode in the Halloween franchise, has recently marked the end of an era with her final appearance in the series. The latest installment, “Halloween Ends,” has been confirmed by Curtis herself as the last film in the franchise for her character.

Recent photos have surfaced showing Curtis and her co-star Andi Matichak on the set of “Halloween Kills,” a film that is part of the same franchise. These images serve as a nostalgic reminder of Curtis’s long-standing involvement with the horror series.

Beyond her work in the Halloween franchise, Curtis is set to appear in several upcoming projects. One notable mention is the Prime Video series “The Sticky,” where she will guest star and executive produce. The series, inspired by a real-life heist, follows a middle-aged maple syrup farmer who turns to crime and is scheduled to premiere on December 6.

Curtis is also involved in another high-profile project, the Prime Video series “Scarpetta,” based on Patricia Cornwell’s best-selling book series. Here, she will play the role of Dorothy, the sister of Nicole Kidman‘s character, Kay Scarpetta, and will also serve as an executive producer.

In addition to these projects, Curtis has been in the news for her reunion with Lindsay Lohan in the sequel to the body-swapping comedy “Freaky Friday,” titled “Freakier Friday.” Lohan has expressed excitement about the film, highlighting its fun and new aspects, and the joy of working with Curtis again.