YouTube/FacebookLindsay Lohan and Pierce Brosnan are poking fun at themselves in new ads expected to air during Super Bowl XLIX.
The 28-year-old actress appears behind the wheel of a car in a 6-second teaser posted on her Facebook page on Tuesday.
"Anybody need a ride to the big game," she says with a small smirk, rolling her window down.
The Mean Girls star famously served several jail stints and was put on probation stemming from two 2007 DUI arrests, one of which followed a car chase.
She was also involved in a 2012 vehicle crash, after which she pleaded no contest to misdemeanor charges of lying to cops, reckless driving and "willfully resisting, obstructing or delaying an officer in the course of their duties," as well as violating her probation. She was sentenced to community service as well as 90 days in rehab. It marked her sixth stint to treat substance abuse, which she has battled for years.
Lohan has struggled to revive her acting career amid her legal turmoil and in recent months, starred in a revival of the David Mamet play Speed-the-Plow in London. The show, which marked her stage debut, closed in November.
The name of the product is not shown in the ad teaser video. Unconfirmed reports have said she had filmed an commercial for the insurance company Esurance.
Watch the video below.
In Brosnan's Super Bowl ad, which is for the new 2016 Kia Sorento crossover utility vehicle, he pokes fun at his professional career. The actor, who played James Bond in three 007 films before Daniel Craig took over the super spy role, is shown at a mock pitch meeting with an executive, who tells him he has a perfect new part for him.
"Don't tell me," Brosnan says. "Action-adventure."
Not exactly. The actor is shown driving the vehicle up a snowy mountain...and at a much slower pace than he expected.
He looks more are more confused as more of his expectations are foiled—no snipers, no missile launchers and no top secret mission. What's the point, right??
Well, the ad does incorporate another very 007-like element, which he seems rather pleased with.
Watch the ad below.
Super Bowl XLIX, which sees the New England Patriots take on the Seattle Seahawks, begins on Sunday at 6:30 p.m. ET / 3:30 p.m. PT on NBC.