Questions for Cast of "Two of a Kind"

Q. Ashley, was it hard sharing the role on FULL HOUSE?
A. People actually chose the scenes for us, and it went fine!

Q. Mary-Kate, what is it like being able to work with your sister?
A. Well, I think it's fun just because we get to be with each other and work with each other!

Q. Mary-Kate, how are you different from your sister in real life?
A. I like to horseback ride and Ashley does ballet in her free time. I like sports, and she'll go to the beach or the mall and hang out with her friends. I'm a lefty, she's a righty!

Q. Mary-Kate, when did you decide you wanted to continue acting?
A. We didn't really decide. I mean, it just kept going!

Q. Ashley Olsen, What you do in your free time?
A. I dance (jazz and hip hop) and hang out with my friends!

Q. Mary-Kate Olsen, What type of music do you listen to?
A. I listen to rap, rock, swing...anything and everything!

Q. Sally Wheeler, how did you get the part?
A. I auditioned five or six times over several months and then they flew me from NY to LA to screen test. And then I got cast!

Q. Christopher Sieber, do you feel paternal to Mary-Kate and Ashley?
A. Not at first, but yes, now I do. Especially now that we have a few episodes over we're getting along much better than I ever imagined.

Q. Sally Wheeler, have you ever actually baby-sat in real life?
A. Yes! I used to baby-sit for the neighbor's kids and I used to substitute teach for a daycare in college.

Q. Sally Wheeler, what kind of music do you listen to?
A. I listen to jazz, country, rock, pop, classical -- I like music. I play the violin and sing. I like Lyle Lovett, Melissa Etheridge and Classic Crooners. I'm listening to Peggy Lee right now. Peggy Lee does Latin.

Q. Ashley, do you go to school?
A: We go to school when we're not working. When we are working we have a tutor on the set!

Q. Christopher Sieber, what is it like working with the twins?
A. They're the best girls in the world! Everybody thinks that they'd be spoiled Hollywood brats, but they're the complete opposite. They're the most fun you can possibly imagine!

Q. Mary-Kate, do you enjoy having a twin sister?
A. I really like having a twin because I have a person to talk to and she's my best friend.

Q. Chris Sieber, do you have trouble telling the twins apart?
A. At first, yes. But now, no. They're so completely different once you get to know them. But also, one is taller than the other and one is more conscious of what she wears than the other.