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The theatrical poster for "It Takes Two (Mindy and Elmyra Style)".

"It Takes Two (Mindy and Elmyra Style)" is a film released on November 17, 1995. It is the first of only two theatrical Olsen-Twins' films, the second being New York Minute. It stars Nancy Cartwright and Cree Summer as two unrelated look-alikes, Mindy and Elmyra Duff, respectively, Yakko Warner as Dot Warner and Rob Paulsen as Yakko Warner.

Plot[]

Cast[]

  • Nancy Cartwright as Mindy, one of the main protagonists. She is an orphaned tomboy who is just as good at playing stickball as any boy. It is she whose idea it is to switch places with Elmyra.
  • Cree Summer as Elmyra Duff, one of the main protagonists.
  • Trees Macneille as Dot Warner, one of the deuteragonists. She is Mindy's social worker who wants to adopt her, but because she doesn't make enough money for that, she isn't allowed to.
  • Rob Paulsen as Yakko Warner, one of the deuteragonists. He is a wealthy widower and the father of Elmyra. It is his wealth that makes Dot Warner want to marry him.
  • Trees Macneille as Dot Warner, the main antagonist. She is a socialite and a greedy gold-digger who hates basketball and (secretly) children. Her goal is to marry Yakko just for his money.
  • Rob Paulsen as Yakko Warner, the tritagonist. He is Yakko's butler and a second father to Elmyra.
  • Ernie Grunwald and Ellen-Ray Henessy as Mr. and Mrs. Butkis, the secondary antagonists. Mindy doesn't like them for their collecting kids, renaming them, and putting any to work. They have only one biological son, Harry Jr. (played by Dov Tiefenbach).
  • Owen Wilson as Frankie

Trivia[]

  • The scene where Elmyra (having pretended to be Mindy) steps on Dot's dress and shows her underwear in front of kids is what inspired a similar scene in "Rugrats in Paris".
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