Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Kirstie Alley | ... | Diane Barrows | |
Steve Guttenberg | ... | Roger Callaway | |
Mary-Kate Olsen | ... | Amanda Lemmon / Alyssa Callaway | |
Ashley Olsen | ... | Alyssa Callaway / Amanda Lemmon | |
Philip Bosco | ... | Vincenzo | |
Jane Sibbett | ... | Clarice Kensington | |
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Michelle Grisom | ... | Carmen |
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Desmond Robertson | ... | Frankie |
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Tiny Mills | ... | Tiny |
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Shanelle Henry | ... | Patty |
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Anthony Aiello | ... | Anthony |
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LaTonya Borsay | ... | Wanda |
Michèle Lonsdale Smith | ... | Michelle (as Michelle Lonsdale-Smith) | |
Sean Orr | ... | Jerry | |
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Elizabeth Walsh | ... | Emily |
Alyssa (a rich girl) and Amanda (an orphan) are two little girls who are identical, but complete strangers, that accidentally meet one day. In an attempt to stop Alyssa's father from marrying Clarice, a conceited know-it-all, the girls get him to meet Amanda's case worker and switch places to stop the wedding once and for all. Though things don't go exactly as planned when Alyssa gets adopted and Clarice moves up the wedding. Written by Aaron Saltzer
I stumbled on this family film while channel surfing the other night. I happened to catch it right from the opening titles. The Olsen girls had me hooked from the first minutes. I couldn't stop watching this movie until the final credits rolled. Having raised two girls I was particularly tuned into the Olsen girls. I was blown away by how cute and funny and bright they were. And I thought the love story though predictable was tastefully handled and fairly intelligent. All in all a most enjoyable experience.