Lindsay finds returning to movie set 'refreshingly exciting'

Lindsay Lohan, who had taken a break from acting in recent years, explained it was 'refreshingly exciting' to return to movies with the festive romcom 'Falling for Christmas'.

"It's a great movie. I wanted to make this movie because I missed being on set and bringing characters to life and this was just the perfect script full of love, family, romance and joy all in one. I wanted to get to the point where I was craving being on set. It felt really refreshingly exciting," she said, according to the report by 'aceshowbiz.com'.

The 'Just My Luck' star went on to add that the film, in which she plays the role of a spoiled hotel heiress who loses her memory in a skiing accident, has a 'great message' that she loved being able to bring to the screen.

Speaking on 'Good Morning America', Lohan added, "And it has a great message, which is that you don't really need all of the material things in life. It's good to just focus on the simple things and I really love that."

As part of the film's soundtrack, Lindsay has recorded a version of 'Jingle Bell Rock' and explained that she was 'nervous' about performing the song because she hoped fans of 'Mean Girls', which features a memorable scene in which she performs the Christmas classic in a high school talent show alongside Rachel McAdams, Lacey Chabert and Amanda Seyfried - would enjoy it just as much.

"I was nervous because I haven't recorded in a long time and felt the pressure of doing it in a way that people who had seen 'Mean Girls' would like it the same," she said.

Lindsay added, " 'With 'Mean Girls', we had the dance behind it and I had all the other girls with me. This was just my voice. So, it was nerve-racking. But the outcome was incredible. I'm really happy."