Maggie Simpson Finally Speaks up – And Lindsay Lohan Lends Her Voice
For decades, the youngest Simpson has communicated primarily through iconic pacifier-fueled silence. However, this Sunday promises a monumental shift in the animated world, as Maggie Simpson finally finds her voice - and it’s a voice you might recognize. Lindsay Lohan is stepping into the booth to bring a grown-up Maggie to life, albeit with a slightly hoarse delivery due to a case of (fictional) laryngitis.
This isn’t just a cameo; it’s a continuation of a beloved Simpsons tradition. When Maggie has broken her silence before, it’s been with equally extraordinary star power. You might recall elizabeth Taylor delivering a poignant “Daddy” in a Season four episode – a truly historic moment for the show. Jodie Foster also lent her talents to a future Maggie in Season 20, offering a lengthy and memorable monologue.
Here’s a sneak peek of what you can expect:
* “Please! Don’t let Bart drive,” Lohan-as-Maggie pleads in a preview clip.
* She continues, describing Bart’s driving as “wiggly” and filled with honking horns, harsh words, and even rude gestures.
Lohan herself expressed her excitement, calling it “a dream come true” to be part of this iconic family. It’s a sentiment many fans likely share.
Interestingly, Lohan has unique ties to both previous Maggie voice actors. She famously portrayed Elizabeth Taylor in the Lifetime movie Liz & Dick. Additionally, she stepped into Jodie Foster’s shoes in the 2003 remake of Freaky Friday.It’s a delightful bit of meta-casting that adds another layer of enjoyment for longtime fans.
While these high-profile castings mark notable moments within the show’s canon, Maggie’s voice has been entrusted to others for special occasions. James Earl Jones, Viola Davis, and even Simpsons mainstay Harry Shearer have voiced Maggie in the show’s annual “Treehouse of Horror” episodes. carol Kane also provided a single line of dialog for a Maggie imagined by Bart in Season Two.
Of course, Nancy Cartwright, the amazing voice of Bart Simpson, typically handles Maggie’s adorable baby sounds. But this Sunday, it’s all about Lohan and a Maggie who’s ready to be heard.
This event underscores The Simpsons’ enduring legacy and its ability to continually surprise and delight audiences after over three decades on the air. You won’t wont to miss this historic episode!
