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Crime Pays! Lindsay Lohan To Get 2-Movie Deal

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April 18 2011, Published 10:33 a.m. ET

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by Alexis Tereszcuk

RadarOnline.com Reporter

Get ready for even more Lindsay Lohan, America!

A Hollywood producer is hoping to sign the troubled actress to not just one, but two mob movies!

Said Marc Fiore, executive producer of the upcoming Gotti: Three Generations “I want Lindsay to be in Gotti and another movie that I’m producing. She’s a great, great actress.”

The second project is Mob Street, a movie about the Mafia’s involvement in Wall Street’s high finance and written by The Usual SuspectsChazz Palminteri. And there’s a co-starring role being kept in a warm place for the 24-year-old Lohan.

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Fiore brushed off Lohan’s habit to let trouble find her, saying: “She’s been very professional with me. People make mistakes. Look at so many other people in Hollywood.”

Lindsay’s last movie role was in Robert Rodriguez’s 2010 flick Machete. In the  mid-2000s, she was on the path to Hollywood glory with films like Mean Gilrs and Freaky Friday, but her partying and brushes with the law got in the way.

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Lohan is currently waiting trial on a charge that she stole a $2,500-necklace from a Venice Beach, Calif., jeweler.

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