Lindsay Lohan Stole $15,000 Of Clothes From Scary Movie 5 That One Time She Showed Up?

October 24, 2012 by Hollywoodite

Lindsay Lohan found any excuse not to turn up to work on Scary Movie 5, to the extent fellow addict Charlie Sheen was concerned about her professionalism and work ethic as Lohan phoned in sick just like she did to get out of work on Liz & Dick. During which, according to her own father who attempted and failed an intervention with the support of Lohan’s lawyers, manager, and the producers of Liz & Dick, she was reportedly popping uppers and downers, drinking at work, and taking cocaine then phoning it in or not showing up at all. Which would explain why she was often late and didn’t know her lines. She trashed the Cleopatra trailer and stole from there too. And she blackmailed producers into clearing her debt and getting her ban lifted from the Chateaux Marmont.

And, going back a little further, she couldn’t even pull it together for Glee; even named cast went on the record, on Twitter, to call out her inability to be professional. She was SIX HOURS late once, made demands, didn’t know her lines for there either, and was a diva. Also, if memory serves, for Saturday Night Live, she missed rehearsal for which the producer there made excuses for her (in that sorry episode for which the monologue contained other industry people telling Lohan they forgave her).

And now she’s deigning to turn up to work on Scary Movie 5, in between shirking her responsibilities on the glorified adult movie The Canyons, although she’s only turning up to the former for the freebies.

Lindsay Lohan has earned the nickname “sticky fingers” again, because a new report claims the troubled actress stole $15,000 worth of clothing from the set of Scary Movie 5!

According to an insider, the clothes were on her wardrobe racks and Lindsay felt entitled to take and keep whatever she wanted.

“It was the talk of the set in Atlanta,” a source told the new issue of the National Enquirer. “The clothes were on her wardrobe racks. Some nice tops and skirts and other items were gone. I guess Lindsay thought she was entitled to it, like free soap at a hotel. All the other actors knew about it, but the producers just put it down to the price you had to pay for doing business with Lindsay.”

The source also goes on to explain that Lindsay didn’t like the role she was cast in the movie, and only showed up to the set after she was threatened with legal action.

“Even unreliable Charlie Sheen was concerned that Lindsay wouldn’t show up for the September shoot in Georgia,” the source said. “The wardrobe people were unhappy about the missing clothes, but at the end of the day the producers decided it was more trouble than it was worth to try and get them back.” – via RadarOnline.