We all know that Hollywood is a place that values youth above all else<\/a>, but Jamie Lee Curtis<\/strong> has specific expertise in the matter. The 66-year-old actor has seen her fair share of bumps on the road to fame since her 1978 debut in Halloween<\/em><\/a>, but the one-time ingenue was hit hardest by the business\u2019s agism when she watched her famous parents\u2019 careers trail off in their later years. But despite her worry that she\u2019d follow in their footsteps, the daughter of Tony Curtis and Janet Leigh is booking projects left and right\u2014including a much-anticipated reboot of the beloved TV series Murder, She Wrote<\/em>.<\/p>\n Curtis is currently promoting Freakier Friday<\/em><\/a>, the long-awaited sequel to 2003 body swap comedy Freaky Friday<\/em>, so if it seems like she and co-star Lindsay Lohan<\/strong><\/a> are everywhere these days, you might be right. And that ubiquity might continue for a while, as the Oscar winner<\/a> tells The Guardian<\/em><\/a> she also has \u201cTV series Scarpetta<\/em>, survival movie The Lost Bus<\/em>, four other TV shows and two other movies\u201d in the works.<\/p>\n A project she failed to name might be the biggest one for those obsessed with 1980s TV. Deadline reported<\/a> late last year that Jamie Lee Curtis was in talks to star in a film adaptation of Murder, She Wrote<\/em>, which ran on CBS from 1984 to 1996. According to the publication, Curtis would play Jessica Fletcher, the role last occupied by Angela Lansbury, in a film written by Lauren Schuker Blum<\/strong> and Rebecca Angelo<\/strong>.<\/p>\n