Hallie imitates Annie’s British accent and flies to London to meet their mother, maternal grandfather Charles, and the James’ butler Martin. Desperate to meet the parent they never knew, they make a plan: switching places to reunite their family, with hopes of getting their parents back together. During a heart-to-heart, they discover they are twin sisters. After one prank goes too far, the two girls are isolated together for the remainder of camp as punishment.
They begin to pull a series of pranks on each other. Shortly after the birth of their identical twin daughters, Annie and Hallie, they get divorced and each has sole custody of one girl Nick raises Hallie in Napa Valley, California and Elizabeth raises Annie in London, England.Īlmost twelve years later, in the summer of 1998, Nick and Elizabeth coincidentally send their daughters to the same summer camp in Maine, where they meet and take an immediate dislike to one another. In 1986, American winery owner Nicholas Parker and British wedding gown designer Elizabeth James get married over the course of a transatlantic crossing on the Queen Elizabeth 2. This week the movie will be the animated movie “ The Parent Trap (1998)” on August 11th. Bring your lawn chairs, relax and enjoy the show! Here's where you can watch it now.Enjoy the Free Movies In The Park series Wednesdays at sundown at Town Center Park. The second movie, in particular, was a huge hit for the Disney Channel and is still considered a childhood classic by many '70s and '80s kids to this day. As a result, it spurred a trilogy of television sequels in the '80s, focusing on the grown-up Susan Evers and Sharon McKendrick (still played by Mills) and their own families. Much like the 1998 version, the original "Parent Trap" was a hit in theaters and an even bigger hit on TV broadcasts. But the remake was incredibly faithful in other respects, right down to the central part taking place during a camping trip in which the girls terrorize their father's golddigger bride.
Some of the details were different: The mother and father of Sharon and Susan, played by Brian Keith and Maureen O'Hara, were both American, for one. The original 1961 version, adapted and directed by David Swift from the German children's book "Lottie and Lisa" by Erich Kästner, starred Hayley Mills in the dual leading role, and had the same general premise of two identical girls meeting at a summer camp, discovering they were twins, and setting out to bring their long-divorced parents back together.
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