Twin girls advertise their single father on a Santa Monica Billboard.
| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Mary-Kate Olsen | ... | Tess Tyler | |
| Ashley Olsen | ... | Emily Tyler | |
| Tom Amandes | ... | Maxwell Tyler | |
| Jessica Tuck | ... | Brooke Anders | |
| Carl Banks | ... | Nigel | |
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Ellen Ratner | ... | Debbie |
| Sam Saletta | ... | Ryan (as Sam Selatta) | |
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Rafael Rojas III | ... | Cody |
| Troian Bellisario | ... | Kristen | |
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Angelique Parry | ... | Julianne (as Anglelique Parry) |
| Bailey Chase | ... | Brad Thomas (as Bailey Luetgert) | |
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Vincent Bowman | ... | Buzz Cut |
| Debra Christofferson | ... | Autumn | |
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Lisa Montgomery | ... | Enola Rubinstein |
| Twink Caplan | ... | Chelsea Myers | |
Twin girls advertise their single father on a Santa Monica Billboard.
Is it just me, or are all of Mary-Kate and Ashley's movie exactly the same? How many more times can I see them in a family where the mother is dead, and the dad is raising them while trying to find some happiness of his own. I'm tired of seeing them trying to switch places to get their dad to meet the girl of his dreams. The movie was so horrible that you could drive a truck through the plot holes. Like...if Ashley was so horrible at diving...what would make her all the sudden have a better dive than her sister who is like the "almighty champion" of diving? And how would a 12 year old little freak wannabe have a tattoo and an eyebrow ring? The only thing that's cute in this movie is Mary-Kate and Ashley's hair. Save you money and watch it on FOX Family.