5. Who were the Olsen twins kissing first onscreen? Passport to Parisfeaturing Mary-Kate kissing Ethan Peck, Gregory PeckAshley kissing her grandson blocker way.
6. When the Dualstar Entertainment Group was launched in 1993, the then-six-year-old twin producers and owners of a production company that has released all 47 direct-to-DVD movies and music video series. had (including) Adventure of…and You are invited to..franchise).
The movie was a success, but it wasn’t always challenging, as Mary-Kate later said W magazine“We didn’t have to dig too deep. We were playing cute twins solving mysteries. None of the characters had any depth. It was someone else’s idea of ourselves. Actually , I think I’m working for it.”
About becoming CEO at such a young age, Ashley told WWD in 2013:
Even at a young age, they were focused on building the big picture and long-term brand. “I don’t think we ever felt like actresses,” Mary-Kate explained. .
During this time, they released albums, magazines, a Walmart clothing line, a cosmetics line, board games, video games, an animated TV series, and a line of bedroom furniture. They eventually became the youngest self-made millionaires, and when they turned 18, they acquired full ownership of Dualstar to join his list of the richest teenagers in the world. What is their estimated total net worth? aabout $300 million.
Dualstar was eventually shut down, but Hulu brought some of its biggest releases to the streaming service in May 2019. Passport to Paris and holidays in the sun.
7. new york minutesthe twins’ second theatrical release since 1995 it takes two, which became Mary-Kate and Ashley’s last film, made a disappointing $14 million when it was released in 2004.In fact, the film served as Ashley’s final acting credit, while Mary-Kate was cast in the TV series. weed before making her final screen turn in 2011 like a beast.
‘I don’t want to be the center of attention anymore,’ Ashley said ell uk Leaving the acting world. “It doesn’t mean I’m not interested in Hollywood. I like the way Hollywood operates. I like the people involved and the sense of possibility. Even though it’s not as an actress…”
