To Grandmother's House We Go
- To Grandmother's House We Go
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starring = Ashley Olsen, Mary-Kate Olsen
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followed_by = Double, Double, Toil and Trouble
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"To Grandmother's House We Go" is a 1992 television film starring Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen. It debuted on ABC with unexpected success, mostly because of the already-growing popularity of the "Olsen Twins."
Plot
It premiered on ABC as a special holiday movie in December 1992; it was a ratings smash hit, due to the Olsen twins' already skyrocketing popularity among American audiences outside of their "Full House" fame. It tells a story of young twin sisters who are going on an adventure to visit their grandmother. Unfortunately, the girls are kidnapped on their way by two people who claim to be "Santa's helpers". The girls eventually find out that they are really two crooks who are kidnapping them for ransom. Cynthia Geary plays the girls' mother, and Jerry Van Dyke and Rhea Perlman also co-star as the two goofy bandits on the run who get involved in the girls' adventure.
Bob Saget and Lori Loughlin have cameos in the movie as hosts of a local lottery game show. While chosen to appear in the movie because of their co-starring on "Full House" with the Olsen twinsFact|date=August 2008, their appearance was also ironic since Saget and Loughlin's "Full House" characters also hosted a TV program together. Candace Cameron can be seen in the audience of the game show.
Cast
*Mary-Kate Olsen ....Sarah Thompson
*Ashley Olsen ....Julie Thompson
*Cynthia Geary ... Rhonda Thompson
*J. Eddie Peck ... Eddie Popko
*Rhea Perlman .... Shirley
*Jerry Van Dyke ... Harvey 'Harv'
*Stuart Margolin ... Det. Gremp
*Florence Patterson ... Great Grandma Mimi
*Venus Terzo ... Stacey
*Andrew Wheeler ... Policeman
*Rick Poltaruk ... Santa
*Walter Marsh ... Crotchety Man
*Lori Loughlin ... Win-O-Lotto Lottery Hostess
*Bob Saget ... Win-O-Lotto Lottery Host
*Lorena Gale ... Waitress
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