Lindsay Lohan claims she didn’t read James Franco’s short fiction about a night at the Chateau Marmont with a problematic actress called “Lindsay.”
“If someone wants to do that for their own reasons there’s nothing to say, I’m not in their head. [However] I would never do that. I didn’t read it,” she said.
“When I started working we didn’t have Twitter, we didn’t have any of this s–t, it’s a different world now. We didn’t have Instagram, we didn’t have camera phones for God’s sake. It’s really different now.”
Lohan, on the other hand, claims she doesn’t care about Franco’s public rejection of their rendezvous.
She said, “I don’t think about it. I don’t think it’s necessary when people say things about other people; I’ve never talked about anyone else and I never will.”
Despite the fact that the ‘Mean Girls’ actress composed the sex-list as part of her AA recovery program, she is nonetheless furious the list was made public since the experience was “really violating.”
“I had some friends over who I probably should have questioned a little bit, but I don’t like to see the bad in people, I prefer to see the good,” she told the Daily Mail. “So someone must have stolen it, and that’s a really personal thing, that’s something I would never do to anyone.”
“That’s one of the most difficult [things] to say, and it’s not a joke to have to say it to anybody, much alone for it to be displayed everywhere. It wasn’t funny, it was cruel. It’s bad karma for whoever [released] it. It was s–tty.”
She also said how having a small group of pals in her life has provided her with the support she needs.
“I’m fine with having very few friends because I can trust them with my life and they are there for me if I need them. My friends don’t bring stuff up to be because they are with me and they know the truth and they know what’s happened, and why bring up something that might hurt your friend, so I don’t pay attention to it.”
