On June 13, 1986, the world was introduced to two pint-sized stars in the form of Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen. While the fraternal twins have since moved on to a career in fashion, they made their name as actresses and movie-makers. In the '90s and early '00s, the Olsen twins released various straight-to-VHS and TV movies, always starring the actresses as twins who engage in a multitude of adventures. The movies also served as an early introduction to the world of film for major stars including Megan Fox, Michael Cera, and Jesse Spencer.
In celebration of the 27th birthday of Mary-Kate and Ashley, take a trip down memory lane with the lessons learned from the Olsen twins' movies.
"To Grandmother's House We Go": Don't let your children out of your sight, lest they get kidnapped and held for ransom.
"Double, Double, Toil and Trouble": Go to great lengths to protect your family.
"It Takes Two": Never trust someone with the last name Butkis. 
"Billboard Dad": True love comes from unexpected places.
"Passport to Paris": There are more important things in life than boys and the mall.
"Switching Goals:" Don't doubt yourself -- you have more to offer than you think.
"Our Lips Are Sealed": Sometimes it's important to keep your mouth shut.
"Winning London": To get out of the friend zone, you must kiss someone in an air shaft.
"Holiday in the Sun": Don't get arrested in a foreign country.
"Getting There": Sometimes the journey is more important than the destination.
"When in Rome": Internships are often hellish, but they can affect the rest of your career.
"The Challenge": Never sign-up for a reality TV show.
"New York Minute": Bizarre things happen in New York City.
