Lindsay Lohan, who had been making news for her troubled side for a while now, confessed that she wants to "turn over a new leaf" with her new 'Speed the Plow' role.
The 28-year-old star, who's gearing up for her debut in David Mamet's theatre project at London's Playhouse Theatre post rehab, told BBC that she wants people to know her for her work and not just as a celebrity.
Lohan, who's considering moving to the "calming and safe" London life, added that she was ready to commit to her work, and would not miss even a day's work.
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