Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Ashley Olsen | ... | Jane Ryan | |
Mary-Kate Olsen | ... | Roxy Ryan | |
Eugene Levy | ... | Max Lomax | |
Andy Richter | ... | Bennie Bang | |
Riley Smith | ... | Jim, The Bike Messenger | |
Jared Padalecki | ... | Trey Lipton | |
Drew Pinsky | ... | Dr. Ryan (as Dr. Drew Pinsky) | |
Darrell Hammond | ... | Hudson McGill | |
Andrea Martin | ... | Senator Anne Lipton | |
Alannah Ong | ... | Ma Bang | |
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Mary Bond Davis | ... | Big Shirl |
Bob Saget | ... | Self | |
Jack Osbourne | ... | Justin | |
Joey Klein | ... | Truant at Pool | |
Neil Crone | ... | Officer Strauss |
One day in New York City, Jane Ryan tries out for an overseas college program, her twin sister Roxy schemes to meet her favorite punk rockers, and a series of mishaps throws their day into chaos. The usually-adversarial sister decide to unite against the forces around them so both can accomplish their goals. Written by Anonymous
I thought It was an excellent movie. They definitely brought it up from their direct to video movies. I don't know what everyone was expecting, they can't go from the WAY wholesome to gruesome that quick. Plus, that's not what they are all about. It was a good movie with a nice story line, a lot of laughs, and I'm actually looking forward to whatever movie they come out with next. It wasn't an Oscar worthy movie exactly, but this movie makes it clear that the girls do have the talent and ability to do that someday too...if they want. It's a good movie to take both young girls to see and for older girls to drag their boyfriends to watch. It's cute and sweet. It's better than Lindsey Lohan's MEAN GIRLS anyway.