Lindsay Lohan has slammed the critics of her West End theatre debut performance after she got negative review, stating that it could have been a disaster, like not showing up for the show, but it wasn't by far.
The 28-year-old actress, who forgot her lines and struggled a bit in her 'Speed The Plow' debut performance, said that everyone is always going to be judgmental, no matter what, the Mirror reported.
The 'Mean Girls' star added that she respects people having an opinion, but she is doing the best she can and will for the duration as working makes her feel happy and this is a new venture for her.
Lohan continued that she was nervous on the first night because she had never done it before, but everyone has been really great, including the stage manager, as they have all been kind, gracious and comforting.
She further stated that every night feels more natural and comfortable as she is not used to a live audience, which is a much quicker buzz and that, Al Pacino, who was proud of her for doing it, told her doing the play is one of the best things she could do as an actor, especially for future roles.