Cute twins get driving licenses, a party and a convertible on their 16th birthday. 6 months later they're off on a road trip with 2 friends to the Winter Olympics in Utah. 3 male friends follow in their car. Things don't go as planned.
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Cast
| Mary-Kate Olsen | ... |
Kylie Hunter
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| Ashley Olsen | ... |
Taylor Hunter
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| Billy Aaron Brown | ... |
Danny
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| Heather Lindell | ... |
Jenn
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| Jeff D'Agostino | ... |
Toast
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Talon Ellithorpe | ... |
Sam
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Holly Towne | ... |
Lyndi
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| Alexandra Picatto | ... |
Charley Simms
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| Janet Gunn | ... |
Pam Hunter
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| William Bumiller | ... |
Gary Hunter
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| Jason Benesh | ... |
Alexander
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Ricki Lopez | ... |
Juan
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| Shelley Malil | ... |
Raj
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Marcus Smythe | ... |
Mr. Simms
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| Cheyenne Wilbur | ... |
Male Proctor
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Deborah Hinderstein | ... |
Female Instructor
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| James Kiriyama-Lem | ... |
Driving Instructor
(as James Kiriyama Lem)
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| Chene Lawson | ... |
Ticket Clerk
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Tracy Arbuckle | ... |
Diane
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Sterling Rice | ... |
Young Female Tourist
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| Jeffery Thomas Johnson | ... |
Waiter in Ski Lodge
(as Jeff Johnson)
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Paul Maybury | ... |
Jay (uncredited)
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Directed by
| Steve Purcell | ||
Written by
| Michael Swerdlick | ... | (written by) |
Produced by
| Peter Abrams | ... | executive producer |
| Jeff Franks | ... | associate producer |
| J.P. Guerin | ... | executive producer |
| Robert L. Levy | ... | executive producer |
| Ashley Olsen | ... | executive producer |
| Mary-Kate Olsen | ... | executive producer |
| Neil Steinberg | ... | producer |
| Robert Thorne | ... | executive producer |
| Natan Zahavi | ... | producer |
| Jill Zimmerman | ... | associate producer |
Music by
| Steve Porcaro | ||
Cinematography by
| James M. LeGoy | ... | (as James LeGoy) |
| David Lewis | ||
| Brian Sullivan | ||
Editing by
| Sherwood Jones | ||
Editorial Department
| Todd Bochner | ... | colorist (2002) |
| Morgan Byers | ... | apprentice editor |
| Anthony D. McMahon | ... | assistant editor |
Casting By
| Julie Ashton | ||
Set Decoration by
| Yvette Taylor | ||
Costume Design by
| Karla Stevens Flanigan | ... | (as Karla Stevens) |
| Laurel Goddard Thomas | ||
| Margo Rombough | ||
| Judy B. Swartz | ... | (as Judy Swartz) |
Makeup Department
| Dorit Genazzani | ... | key makeup artist |
| Nikki Hahn | ... | makeup artist |
| Jodi Parker | ... | hair stylist |
| Tara Starling | ... | makeup artist |
Production Management
| Ryan Cooke | ... | production manager: Utah |
| Sherwood Jones | ... | post-production supervisor |
| Andjelija Vlaisavljevic | ... | production supervisor |
| Natan Zahavi | ... | unit production manager |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| Jennifer Anderson | ... | second assistant director |
| Susie Balaban | ... | second second assistant director: Las Vegas |
| Miriam Footer | ... | second second assistant director: Utah (as Miriam Epstein) |
| Matt Hinkley | ... | first assistant director |
| Robert L. Levy | ... | second unit director (as Robert Levy) |
| Anna Notarides | ... | second second assistant director: Los Angeles |
Art Department
| Scott Arneman | ... | assistant property master |
| César Díez Álava | ... | property master |
| Paxon Malloy | ... | property master (as Andrew Paxon Malloy) |
| David Nasser | ... | property assistant |
| Luc Smith | ... | swing |
Sound Department
| Andrew Casciato | ... | foley editor |
| Rob Clyde | ... | sound mixer (as Robert Clyde) |
| Steven Erickson | ... | adr editor / dialogue editor |
| Jeremy Hoenack | ... | re-recording mixer / supervising sound editor |
| Stephen Jones | ... | sound mixer |
| Tony Kucenski | ... | foley artist |
| Paul H. Maritsas | ... | sound mixer (as Paul Maritsas) |
| Soon Hee Newbold | ... | boom operator |
| James Pike | ... | sound mixer |
| Erin Michael Rettig | ... | sound mixer (as Erin Rettig) |
| Noah Southall | ... | sound effects editor |
Stunts
| Brad Jessey | ... | stunt performer |
| Johnny Martin | ... | stunt coordinator |
Camera and Electrical Department
| David Blundell | ... | best boy electric |
| Zoe Bowen | ... | second assistant camera |
| Thomas Cooney | ... | grip |
| Matthew J. Curry | ... | first assistant camera (as Matthew Curry) |
| Justin Fisher | ... | grip (as Justin Deck) |
| Greg Flores | ... | key grip |
| Brandon Green | ... | grip |
| Stephan Gref | ... | best boy electric |
| Shawn Lacy | ... | key grip |
| Mark Laskowski | ... | first assistant camera |
| Yaron Levy | ... | key grip |
| David Meyers | ... | gaffer |
| Simon Miya | ... | second assistant camera |
| Don Muirhead | ... | camera operator |
| Nick Neino | ... | first assistant camera: second camera (as Nicholas Neino) |
| Meila Penn | ... | still photographer |
| Colleen Rea | ... | assistant camera |
| Chris Reiter | ... | gaffer |
| John Sizemore | ... | electrician |
| Craig Sullivan | ... | grip |
| Todd Taylor | ... | dolly grip |
| Johnny Wilson | ... | dolly grip |
| Johnny Wilson | ... | dolly grip |
Casting Department
| Marty Fresca | ... | extras casting: Utah |
| Lear Holdings | ... | extras casting: Las Vegas |
| Jeff Johnson | ... | casting: Utah |
| Romy Stutman | ... | casting associate |
| Jenny Syrup | ... | extras casting: Los Angeles |
Costume and Wardrobe Department
| Victoria Alvarado | ... | set costumer |
| Ian Carter | ... | tailor |
| Chanelle Desautels | ... | set costumer |
| Amy Fegely | ... | set costumer |
| Carol Goddard | ... | set costumer |
| Lora Laing | ... | set costumer |
| Linda J. McCarthy | ... | assistant costume designer (as Linda Joyce McCarthy) |
| Chelisa Patterson | ... | set costumer |
| Andrew Salazar | ... | set costumer |
| Judy B. Swartz | ... | executive costume designer (as Judy Swartz) |
| Travis Zariwny | ... | set costumer |
Location Management
| David Berthiaume | ... | location manager |
| Cassandra Heredia | ... | assistant location manager |
| MaryBeth Mazzone | ... | location manager |
Music Department
| John Graves | ... | music editor: songs |
| Tracy Hurley Martin | ... | music supervisor (as Tracy Hurley) |
| Michael Pagnotta | ... | music supervisor |
| Ashley Olsen | ... | executive soundtrack producer (uncredited) |
| Mary-Kate Olsen | ... | executive soundtrack producer (uncredited) |
| Robert Thorne | ... | executive soundtrack producer (uncredited) |
Script and Continuity Department
| Larry Madill | ... | script supervisor |
| Rebecca Poulos | ... | script supervisor |
Transportation Department
| Paul Feddersen | ... | transportation coordinator |
| Rick Locke | ... | driver |
| Delynn Maw | ... | transportation coordinator (as Delynn Ray Maw) |
| Hugo R. Ocana | ... | driver (as Hugo Ocana) |
| Colleen Rea | ... | driver |
| Ben Rivera | ... | driver: honeywagon (as Benjamin Rivera) |
| Lew Strong | ... | driver |
Additional Crew
| Laura Anderson | ... | set production assistant |
| Kari Ashford | ... | double |
| Lisha Ashford | ... | double: Ashley Olsen |
| Thomas Brunelle | ... | adr loop group |
| William Calvert | ... | adr loop group |
| Barbara Daoust | ... | dialogue coach |
| Leigh French | ... | loop group coordinator |
| Terry Gaertner | ... | set production assistant |
| Corina Garcia | ... | assistant: Mr. Levy (as Corinna Garcia) |
| Dov Gottesfeld | ... | production coordinator |
| Johnny Haddad | ... | set production assistant |
| Kelly Hayes | ... | production assistant |
| Carole Levine | ... | studio teacher |
| Sandra McNeil | ... | studio teacher |
| Christie Mellor | ... | adr loop group |
| Sarah Morgan | ... | set production assistant |
| Tony Nahar | ... | key set production assistant (as Anthony J. Nahar) |
| Joseph Daniel Nutt | ... | craft service |
| Porscha Ricketts | ... | assistant: Ms. Zimmerman / production administrator: Dualstar Productions |
| Al Rodrigo | ... | adr loop group |
| Jill Sayre | ... | adr loop group |
| Carrie Schneider | ... | stand-in: Mary-Kate Olsen |
| Lisha Schneider | ... | stand-in: Ashley Olsen |
| Desiree Varni | ... | production accountant (as Desirée Killian) |
| Landon Wharton | ... | set production assistant |
Thanks
| Savannah Taylor | ... | special thanks (as Savannah Franks) |
Production Companies
Distributors
- Dualstar Home Video
- HBO Max (2020) (United States) (video) (VOD)
- Mainostelevisio (MTV3) (2005) (Finland) (tv)
- Moviemax Family (2011) (Turkey) (tv)
- Warner Home Video
Special Effects
Other Companies
- AON/Albert G. Ruben Insurance Services (insurance)
- Bls (limo service)
- C by Karina (sunglasses)
- Central Casting (extra casting: Los Angeles)
- Chanel (ski clothes)
- Chapman/Leonard Studio Equipment (camera dollies)
- Cinerep / AMPS (generators)
- Command Post (song editing)
- Deer Valley Resort (catering)
- Feature Casting (extras casting: Utah)
- FedEx (courier service)
- Hoffman Travel (travel)
- Joan Pearce Research Associates (script clearance)
- Hollywood Flyer (courier service)
- Keslow Camera (camera equipment provided by)
- Lear Holding LLC (extras casting: Utah)
- Movie Caterers (catering)
- Main Street Pizza and Pasta (catering)
- Modern VideoFilm (editorial services)
- NC (film and video stock shots)
- Redman Movies and Stories (generator supplier)
- Redman Movies and Stories (grip and lighting equipment)
- Sage Lighting & Grips (grip and lighting equipment)
- Sound Trax Studios (sound post-production)
- Sound Trax ADR Brain (adr recording equipment supplied by)
- Sound Trax Virtual Mix (recording equipment supplied by)
- Texas Reds (catering)
- The Yarrow Hotel (catering)
- Thomson & Thomson (title clearance)
Storyline
| Plot Summary |
This film is about Mary-Kate and Ashley turning sixteen years old and going on a road trip without parents. They are headed to Utah for the Olympics and arrive late. There are also scenes in Las Vegas. The twins do not drive alone in this movie, they take a bus. Written by Anonymous |
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| Taglines | Sweet 16 and Licensed to Drive See more » |
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| Parents Guide | View content advisory » |
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | When this movie was filmed, Mary-Kate and Ashley were still only 15 years old and did not have their drivers' licenses yet (age limit for getting a drivers' license in the US is 16). With their learners' permits they were only allowed to drive when accompanied by a licensed driver. For this reason, all the scenes with the twins "driving" had to be faked, with their car actually being towed by another car. See more » |
| Goofs | The final shot of the twins' wet birthday cake (soaked by Toast's 'cannonball' into the swimming pool) is flopped: not only is the model Ford Mustang on top facing in the opposite direction than before, but the lettering on the "SWEET 16" banner is in reverse. See more » |
| Movie Connections | Referenced in When in Rome (2014). See more » |
| Soundtracks | Ready To Go See more » |
| Quotes |
Charley Simms:
Hey, I'm Charley. Taylor Hunter: Taylor. Charley Simms: You're either a mirage or lost cause I've never seen anyone my age around here. Taylor Hunter: I'm real. Charley Simms: How did you get up here? Sorry, none of my business. Taylor Hunter: All I wanted was to go to the Olympics. Is that so much to ask. I mean I worked my butt off to get those tickets. I should have gone by myself, but no I had to make it a group trip with my sister and friends. And my luck I got stuck with a group that can do absolutely nothing right! My car got stolen, the Caddy got spiked, we flew to the wrong San, I got stuck with a $450 cab ride, we did migrant labour, our steaks got e-lemonated, we got on the wrong bus, we're 120 miles from Vegas. The Olympics are almost over, I thought I lost my sister and thankfully some good news, found my sister! Charley Simms: Thats the saddest story ever. Taylor Hunter: No but, its definatly in the Top 10. See more » |