Lindsay was treated like royalty. She landed highly-coveted roles opposite Meryl Streep in Robert Altman's A Prairie Home Companion.

Unlike the music industry, you can fall and get right back up without having to worry about someone coming for/taking your "spot" because there really are no spots in the film industry. Sure some actors and directors are more respected than others, but that doesn't mean you won't be able to find a job. If you're an actor and you have an agent, you can find a job almost anywhere in film.

Bring this back to Lindsay, she could easily find serious parts in the independent film circuit. Lots of big actors like Christian Bale still work in independent films. Lindsay's work there could catch the eye of some big director (it happens all the time) and she could be cast into a more commercial but serious film.

To answer the question, no Emma Stone isn't preventing Lindsay Lohan's comeback. There's just too many places for Lindsay to work for that to happen. She's already an established actor, she just has to find the motivation to want to work again.

That was because of her profile in the media, and that movie didn't do much for her. I don't remember it setting the box office alight. Lindsay's potential was something that was always talked about early on in her career, there was the feeling that she had all the makings of becoming a true star. She never lived up to it.

And let's be real, she may have been "royalty", but she was never taken seriously like Keira Knightley. She's only a year older than Lindsay, and she received her first Oscar nomination six years ago. Anna Karenina will seal the deal.

No. Lindsay will prevent her own comeback.

YAS, I said the same.