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THIS IS INFORMATION ON MARY-KATE AND ASHLEYS NEW MOVIE...WHICH WILL BE IN THEATRES!
About the Movie
Release Date: May 7, 2004
Director: Dennie Gordon
Screenwriter: Emily Fox
Genre: Action, Adventure, Comedy, Family
Filming locations: Toronto and New York
When they are filming: August 5th - September 2003?
Budget: $40 million (their other movies had budgets of 17 million)
Mary-Kate and Ashley's Character names: Roxanne and Jane
Studio: Warner Bros. Pictures
Plot Summary: An action-adventure comedy set in New York that takes place over a 24-hour time period.
Thanks to Kiwi Olsen for the above info!!!!
Cast
Andrea Martin .... Anne Baxter-Lipton
Mary Bond Davis .... Unknown
Darrell Hammond .... business executive
Dr. Drew Pinsky .... Roxy and Jane's father
Simple Plan .... Themselves
Jared Padalecki .... Trey
Andy Richter .... limousine driver
Eugene Levy .... truant officer
Jack Osborne .... Manager of Roxy Ryan
Mary-Kate Olsen .... Roxy Ryan
Ashley Olsen .... Jane Ryan
Riley Smith .... Jim
The following are articles on it...
A new cast member for New York Minute announced!
LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - MTV reality star Jack Osbourne will make his feature acting debut in the Olsen twins' comedy vehicle "New York Minute," which is currently shooting in Toronto. He will play the young manager of a band featuring Mary-Kate Olsen's character, a 17-year-old punk-rock rebel named Roxy. Ashley Olsen will play her twin sister, Jane, an overachiever looking to qualify for a prestigious college scholarship. In the tradition of "Ferris Bueller's Day Off," the Warner Bros. feature follows a day in the lives of the duo, who find themselves caught in various mix-ups. Dennie Gordon ("What A Girl Wants") is directing. "Jack's outrageous," Mary-Kate Olsen said. "Perfect for the role." The ensemble cast also includes Eugene Levy, Andrea Martin, Darrell Hammond, Andy Richter , and "Loveline" co-host Dr. Drew Pinsky, also making his feature debut as the girls' father.
The cast info!
LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Comedian Andrea Martin, "Saturday Night Live" star Darrell Hammond and "Loveline's" Dr. Drew Pinsky have been added to the cast of the Olsen twins' comedy vehicle "New York Minute."
In his feature film debut, Pinsky will play the twins' father. Additionally, Mary Bond Davis of Broadway's "Hairspray" and punk-pop band Simple Plan will star in the Warner Bros. film, which Dennie Gordon ("What A Girl Wants") is shooting in New York and Toronto.
In the tradition of "Ferris Bueller's Day Off," the feature follows one monumental day in the lives of 17-year-old sisters Jane and Roxy Ryan, adversaries who begrudgingly journey together from their Long Island home to New York, where meticulously prepared overachiever Jane (Ashley Olsen) is due to deliver a speech to qualify for a prestigious college scholarship abroad. Meanwhile, laid-back punk rock rebel Roxy (Mary-Kate Olsen) hopes to get backstage at an underground music video shoot for Simple Plan so that she can slip her demo tape to the group.
However, Roxy and Jane's plans go awry when a mix-up involving Jane's day planner lands them in the middle of a shady black-market transaction. Pursued by an overzealous truant officer (Eugene Levy) and accused of kidnapping a dog belonging to a senator (Martin), the Ryans must find a way to work together to thwart the forces threatening to jeopardize Jane's college dreams and ship Roxy off to a convent school.
Hammond plays a business executive who has comedic encounters with Roxy and Jane on their way to the city. Davis plays a beautician who helps Jane. Andy Richter, Jared Padalecki and Riley Smith round out the cast.
Sister Act
The Olsen Twins as ''Charlie's Angels''? Expect a more adventurous, adult approach -- and audience -- for their upcoming ''New York Minute'' by Brian Hiatt Billion-dollar babies the Olsen twins aren't 12 anymore. In fact, soon-to-be 17-year-olds Mary-Kate and Ashley are all grown up -- or at least they will be in their new big-screen release, ''New York Minute,'' which will begin shooting this summer and is to be directed by Dennie Gordon. (Gordon helmed fellow tween favorite Amanda Bynes' ''What a Girl Wants.'') ''It's kind of a 'Charlie's Angels' meets 'After Hours' thing,'' says twins' rep Michael Pagnotta of the film, an action-packed comedy that will chronicle the girls' adventures in a single day in New York City.
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