The exasperated father of two wealthy teens forces them to work at the family business to learn how to be responsible. When company funds go missing, it's up to the girls to save the day.
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Cast
Francine McDougall
Director
Aly Michalka
Taylor Callum
AJ Michalka
Courtney Callum
Jack Coleman
Reed Callum
Sheila McCarthy
Fran Walker
Michael Trevino
Jackson Meade
Christian Serratos
Heather Perez
Ron Gabriel
Melvin Melville
Chris Gallinger
Philippe
Michael Rhoades
Bob Fenwick
Von Flores
Nick Perez
Sandy Robson
Thomas
Duane Murray
Big Pete
Ordena Stephens
Joyce
Dylan Roberts
Ralph
Stuart Clow
Keith Walker
Craig Eldridge
Wilbur Meade
Alex Hood
Richie Miller
Sharon McFarlane
Doris Miller
Stu Krieger
Writer
Matt Dearborn
Writer
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source: Cow Belles
The movie starts with two bratty girls who are rich and are forced to work at their dad's company. The girls then find out their dad's company has gone bankrupt and they cannot pay the workers. They also then have a coltiilian and a romance subplot. The thing that didnt give it a higher rating was the fact they didnt dig deeper into the mystery of who stole the money because I love mysteries. The movie had a solid ending showing that one change change their viewpoint if they put their mind to it. Not one of the worst DCOMS ever, one of my favorites.
Taylor (Aly Michalka) and Courtney Callum (AJ Michalka) are spoiled materialistic débutantes. Courtney has her expensive cotillion ball coming up. Taylor has nice car. Then the girls' irresponsibility burn the kitchen. Their dad (Jack Coleman) sent the girls to work at the family dairy business to learn some values. They are horrible at their jobs and worry more about themselves. While their father is away, the dairy gets into trouble after a lot of money disappears. The girls have to put aside their selfishness and save the business without their father. Simply put, the production looks poor and the girls are too selfish for too long especially Courtney. The girls are good enough actors for a simple Disney TV movie but don't expect much more. Their house is not nice enough for the girls to be that spoiled. They don't look outrageously wealthy but they certainly act like it. Courtney is just too annoyingly clueless for far too long in the movie. There are too many things in this movie that seems to be tone deaf. It's not that good even considering the lower expectations.
