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 As we get closer to the highly anticipated sit-down between Lindsay Lohan and Oprah Winfrey, another sneak peek of the interview has just been released. 
 
 Sure, at 15 seconds, this new promo goes by pretty fast, but it definitely has us wanting more. 
 
 "Do you think you can turn it around?" Winfrey is seen asking Lohan, who recently left rehab, followed by: "What is it that you are addicted to?" 
 
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 Toward the end, the actress states, "I'm my own worst enemy and I know it." 
 
 In an extended promo that was unveiled over the weekend, Winfrey grilled Lohan with such questions as, "What's going to be different this time?" and "When you get the first DUI, is that a wake-up call?" 
 
 While appearing on CBS This Morning last week, Winfrey said she felt Lohan was "honest" and "authentic" during their interview, adding, "She looked good. She looked strong. She looked healthy." 
 
 The full interview airs on OWN, Sunday, Aug. 18 at 9 p.m. 
 
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 RELATED VIDEOS: ||||| Lindsay Lohan had a constant stream of regular visitors while in rehab at Cliffside Malibu, but RadarOnline.com has exclusively learned one unexpected visitor was actor and producer, Ben Affleck. 
 
 As reports circulated — and were denied — that Lindsay has a role in Affleck’s upcoming film Live by Night, it turns out the idea wasn’t as far fetched as it sounds. 
 
 “Ben came to visit Lindsay while she was at Cliffside to talk about the possibility of a role in his movie,” a former patient who attended rehab with Lindsay, 27, told Radar. 
 
 “Lindsay was excited about the opportunity, telling me that she was going to have dark hair in the movie and would have an Irish accent.” 
 
 According to the insider, Affleck arrived with an assistant at the Malibu treatment center late at night just a few days before Lindsay’s birthday on July 2 and stayed for about an hour. 
 
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 “A former substance abuser himself, Lindsay said he was there to check on her and see how she was doing,” the source said. 
 
 “She tried to tell me he was being flirty with her, but that’s just Lindsay’s way of embellishing because she constantly needs attention.” 
 
 And while a source close to the movie maintains that Lindsay “isn’t being considered and won’t be in the movie,” they also didn’t deny the actor’s visit to Lilo in rehab. 
 
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 Lindsay Lohan's highly anticipated sit-down interview with Oprah Winfrey on the OWN Network has finally arrived. Just four days after leaving a court-mandated 90-day stint in Cliffside Malibu Rehab Center on July 30, the troubled star opened up to the TV personality on her past "addiction to chaos" and how this recovery will be different. The interview aired on Sunday, Aug. 18. 
 
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 "I feel really good. It's strange being confined for three months straight and then try to acclimate into real life," the 27-year-old actress began about her return. Lohan was sent to rehab after her March 2013 no-contest plea to reckless driving and lying to police, but revealed it felt more like a true surrender compared to previous punishments. 
 
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 "Having all the chaos around me that I was so comfortable with -- I somehow inside of me knew I wanted to go in jail," she said on her 90-day stay. "I think that was subconsciously going on in my head through my actions…just to have some peace," she tearfully admitted. "I came into it just really craving more spirituality, really open and ready to get really honest." 
 
 But that choice took "a period of time" to realize, she said --three years after spending two weeks in jail in for failing to attend her court-ordered weekly alcohol education classes. Lohan called that jail sentence terrifying. "Just seeing my mom and sister's face in that courtroom and my dad was just heartbreaking. It was horrible. I just remember this rush of heat coming over me and just not knowing what to expect," she said of hearing the judge's decision. "I don't think the embarrassment was as prominent as the shame and the guilt." 
 
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 Lohan's downward spiral began when she moved to Los Angeles in her late teens on the heels of her 2004 Mean Girls success. Falling in with the wrong crowd, she developed her drug of choice -- alcohol. "That was a gateway for me for other things. I tried cocaine with alcohol," she said. Lohan admitted she snorted cocaine 10-15 times in her lifetime, but only did it in order to drink more, she claimed. 
 
 Lohan promises this time is different, and despite what the public may think, she has never felt exploited by her parents. Though her childhood at times was chaotic, her once-warring parents, Dina and Michael Lohan, are currently getting along fine, she said. 
 
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 Indeed, the actress -- who rose to stardom in 1998's Parent Trap -- hopes to regain the success she once had. "I'm my own worst enemy," Lohan said. When asked what she wants the most now, she replied: "To get the things that’s made me the happiest in my whole life back, which is just work really hard and stay focused and prove myself in the way that I did before in the past and lost. I have to regain the trust of people in my career that has their doubts." In fact, when Winfrey voiced her concerns about the actress going to Europe so quickly after rehab for a yoga and meditation retreat, Lohan cancelled her flight two days later, Winfrey revealed.
– Ben Affleck knows a little something about rehab, so he decided to show his support to Lindsay Lohan during her most recent stay. While she was at Cliffside Malibu, Affleck met with her secretly to give her some tips on staying sober in Hollywood—and making a successful comeback. Sources tell TMZ that Affleck also told LiLo she's talented and has the support of others in the entertainment industry, and that LiLo was moved by his words. (Some outlets reported Affleck was offering Lindsay a role in his new movie, but TMZ says that's not the case.) Meanwhile, Lohan's much-anticipated sit-down with Oprah Winfrey airs on OWN Sunday at 9pm, and previews have been trickling out. In the latest, E! reports, Lindsay tells Oprah, "I'm my own worst enemy, and I know that." This and previous promos have shown Winfrey interrogating Lohan with questions including, "Do you think you can turn it around?", "What is it that you are addicted to?", "What's going to be different this time?", and "When you get the first DUI, is that a wake-up call?" Winfrey said last week that Lohan's responses seemed "honest" and "authentic."