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Passport to Paris
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CastMary-Kate Olsen, Ashley Olsen
Year released1998
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A Porter twin: "... everybody would be in a great mood.." (0:05)
Twin Allyson tells her mother Barbara, "... don’t worry..."
Barbara tells Jack, ”I’m worried.” (0:11)
Allyson tells her twin sister Melanie, "Dorothy, we’re definitely not in Kansas anymore." (0:15)
Their Ambassador to France grandfather Edward tells Allyson and Melanie, "... This behavior is entirely unacceptable..." (0:16)
Melanie asks Allyson, referring to Grandpa Edward, "... the sweet old guy... tells us how smart and funny we are?" (0:26)
Michel tells Melanie, "... to capture the emotion of the city."
”... It’s emotion...” (0:33)
Grandpa Edward’s assistant Jeremy Bluff tells Allyson and Melanie, "... I’ve been worried sick about you..." (0:36)
Chef Henri: "... I’m going to faint." (0:45)
Jeremy tells the twins, "Oh, I kinda got a craving for one myself..." (0:47)
Grandpa Edward: "The whole staff has gone batty." (0:49)
Michel’s friend Jean tells Jeremy, "You have to worry."
Michel: ”He means you don’t have to worry...” (0:54)
Brigitte , "So, here we are, two uncompromising workaholics..." (0:56)
Brigitte tells Jeremy, "... It was romantic and sweet."
”... Woman’s intuition.” (0:59)
Jeremy tells Grandpa Edward, "... the crazy, fun Paris..."
Jeremy tells the girls, ”... You’ve given me the courage...” (1:00)
Allyson tells Jean and Michel, "Don’t worry about it..." (1:02)
One twin tells the other, "I didn’t know Jeremy was this smart."
Referring to Grandpa Edward: ”So, the Tin Man has a heart after all.” (1:04)
Melanie tells De Beauvoir: "... France has always prided itself...”
Allyson: ”... Napoleon understood national pride..." (1:10)
Grandpa Edward tells the girls, "I’m very proud of you girls... I’m proud of you ladies." (1:18)
Melanie: "Oh, don’t worry..." (1:19)
Grandpa Edward: "Now this behavior is..." (1:21)
Allyson: "Napoleon understood national pride..." (1:24)
Melanie asks Allyson, referring to Grandpa Edward: "... the sweet old guy..." (1:25)