Twins Madison and Alex Stewart are spending vacation at the Bahamas with their parents. Determined to make the most of the situation, the girls decide to unleash a tropical hurricane of off-the-hook action and head-over-heels romance.
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Cast
Steve Purcell
Director
Mary-Kate Olsen
Madison Stewart
Ashley Olsen
Alex Stewart
Austin Nichols
Griffen Grayson
Ben Easter
Jordan
Ashley Hughes
Keegan
Markus Flanagan
Harrison
Jamie Rose
Judy
Jeff Altman
Chad
Wendy Schaal
Jill
Billy Aaron Brown
Scott
Megan Fox
Brianna
Ashley Kelly
Trish
Sterling Rice
Carmen
Phillip Sands
Ziggy
C.J. Ansell
Good Looking Kid
Ben Christian
Boy in Club
Spencer Roberts
Surfer
Jason Deveaux
Stan
Brent Goldberg
Writer
David Wagner
Writer
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source: Holiday in the Sun
Holiday in the Sun
As a fan of Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen since the age of 6, I knew I had to see this movie sometime soon. I watched it, applauding Mary-Kate and Ashley's maturity yet disappointed by the plot. Yes, Mary-Kate and Ashley are pretty and perky young girls who have captured the hearts of fans over the years, but as actresses, they still have room to grow. The plot of Holiday in the Sun is cute, but it follows the same route Passport to Paris, Our Lips Are Sealed, and Winning London took: they go to a some foreign country, catch up with (and kiss) two cute boys, shop a bit, and solve some mystery. The plot was cute in Passport to Paris, but now that Mary-Kate and Ashley have grown older, the plot must eventually change.