Tons of babies auditioned but the Olsen twins
were the only ones who didn't fuss and cry - they got the job instantly. The show
lasted until 1994 so the Olsen twins basically got to grow up in front of the
camera. They learned how to crawl, walk and ride a bike with the camera rolling.
Tons of babies auditioned but the Olsen twins were the only ones who didn't
fuss and cry - they got the job instantly. The show lasted until 1994 so the Olsen
twins basically got to grow up in front of the camera. They learned how to crawl,
walk and ride a bike with the camera rolling. During the years of Full House
they teamed up with Robert Thorne and created Dualstar, their production Company.
Soon they had recorded an album titled Brother For Sale and a music video called
Our First Video. In the years that followed they starred in three straight to
video movies, To Grandmother's House We Go (1992) (TV), Double, Double, Toil and
Trouble (1993) (TV), and How the West Was Fun (1994) (TV). They also created their
own video series called The Adventures of Mary-Kate and Ashley, in which they
were pint size detectives who would "solve any crime by dinner time." They also
have another successful video series, You're Invited to Mary-Kate and Ashley's
and both video series continue to be popular today. In 1995 they made their big
screen debut in It Takes Two (1995) and in the next few years they continued to
make videos in their series. In 1998 they returned to television in the short-lived
series, "Two of a Kind" (1998). They made a few more tv movies, appeared on many
talk shows, and began to work on a new tv series titled "So Little Time" (2001).
They currently live in California with their mom, older brother Trent and younger
sister Lizzie. They visit their dad, stepmom, Mackenzie and step siblings, Taylor
and Jake sometimes. |
