Lindsay Lohan Talks About Movies, Paparazzi and Allegations She Parties Too Much

Nov. 3, 2006 — -- Actress Lindsay Lohan appeared on "Good Morning America" today to promote her new film, "Bobby," and talked about a spate of bad publicity she'd received.

Lohan told "GMA" contributor Cat Deeley that she had not seen a letter that recently circulated in the media from a movie producer telling her to shape up.

When James G. Robinson, the head of the company producing Lohan's film "Georgia Rules," wrote a memo about the actress, it made big headlines.

"I didn't even see it. I just saw the movie. It's amazing. The movie's incredible," she said.

Lohan's critics have made allegations that the actress is less than professional and that her partying has taken priority over work.

But Lohan maintains that she is here to stay.

"I'm waiting for the next thing," she said. "I'm not going anywhere!"

The Chateau Marmont hotel, where Lohan was interviewed, is a film industry crossroads where old Hollywood meets the new school.

"I like the history behind it," she said of the hotel, which was built in 1929.

Lohan said she respected that generation and the Hollywood glam actress of yesteryear.

"They just exude certain sex appeal," she said.

Lohan may be hopeful, but she wants fans to say goodbye to the cute, freckly kid of old featured in flicks like "Herbie."

Her new roles display her ability as a more serious actress, she says.