Lindsay Lohan Fired From Film

More trouble for Lindsay Lohan.

Two days after her dad attempted to stage an intervention, a director has confirmed he fired Lohan from what was supposed to be her
next flick, The Other Side.
"Our team simply chose to move on from Lindsay and we'll soon be announcing a replacement," writer/director David Michaels told TMZ.com. Lohan, 23, was set to play a grad student working on a deserted island.

Sources told the site that the film's financial backers were nervous about relying on Lohan and didn't think she was "bankable." (Another source insists to UsMagazine.com that the film's failure to get financing had "nothing to do with Lindsay. It was because it was an unknown director. All the major stars in this film dropped out.")

Michael Lohan Describes Horror He Saw During Lindsay Intervention

On Thursday, when Michael Lohan accompanied the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department to Lindsay's L.A. home to check on 16-year-old daughter Ali, he was shocked at what he saw.

Everything was "a mess," he tells UsMagazine.com. "I said, 'Ali, it's dad, and I'm with the sheriffs.' Ali poked her head out of the bedroom, and I walked up to her and I said, 'What’s going on, honey? Are you okay?' and she started crying.

"Then I looked in the bedroom; there was a mattress on the floor with no furniture," he continues. "Lindsay was laying on the mattress, sleeping."
When she got up, Michael says his actress-daughter, 23, "looked like she was hit by a truck."

Her eyes were "pale and bloodshot, and her hair was a mess," Michael tells Us. "She came up to me and said, 'What are you doing here?' And I said, 'I want to check on Ali, and I want to know you're okay. I want to sit down and talk to you.' Then she said, 'Get out of my apartment!' She started yelling at the police. Some random girl, who looked like she's anorexic and on heroin, walked out of the other room, and I said, 'Who are you?' and she said, 'I'm her friend,' and I said, 'Listen, friend, step out of the way, this is between me and my daughters!'"

Although Michael says he is concerned about the welfare of Ali, 16, when she is with Lindsay, officers determined there was no danger at all after inspecting Lindsay's house and interviewing both girls.

Still, Michael says he is convinced Lindsay has a drug problem and needs help.

"We all know she's drinking and if she’s on prescription drugs, you can’t do both. And then there's cocaine, of course," he says. "There's some other things I’ve heard, but I can't prove." (His daughter needs rehab, he says, "but it's got to be long-term rehab and not a rehab that gives her prescription drugs to help her get OFF drugs.")

For the record, Lindsay denies she is abusing drugs again. "He's nuts," she told Us Thursday.

Michael says he just wants his daughter to get better. He tells Us, "It breaks my heart to see Ali and Lindsay."