Honing a double-edged sword; As Hollywood hopefuls, twins may face less competition when it comes to scoring on-screen roles, but the parts they're vying for often leave a lot to be desired.

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Honing a double-edged sword; As Hollywood hopefuls, twins may face less competition when it comes to scoring on-screen roles, but the parts they're vying for often leave a lot to be desired.



Los Angeles Times - Los Angeles, Calif.
Subjects:	Twins, Motion pictures
Author:	Cristy Lytal
Date:	Jan 20, 2008
Start Page:	E.10
Section:	General Information
Text Word Count:	1639



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In movies, twins are either killing somebody or they're hooking up with the same person, says Ashley Ummel, a leggy blond who, along with her identical twin sister, Sarah, is competing against the Brooks sisters for roles in Mardi Gras. "There are amazing amounts of roles for babies and newborns that people aren't even aware of," says Debbie Ganz who, along with her identical twin sister, Lisa, runs the management and casting company Twins Talent, based in New York. Reproduced with permission of the copyright owner. Further reproduction or distribution is prohibited without permission.



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