Watch: Mary-Kate & Ashley Olsen Make Rare Public Appearance at NYFW 2025Thirty-two years ago, Mary-Kate Olsen and Ashley Olsen brewed up Double, Double Toil and Trouble. By this time, the then 7-year-old twins were already the youngest self-made millionaires. After launching their careers at the ripe old age of 8 months with the shared role of Michelle Tanner on Full House, Mary-Kate and Ashley quickly grew their empire. The child-stars-turned-fashion designers created their own company Dualstar, which would go on to produce all of their straight-to-VHS movies-including, of course, Double, Double Toil and Trouble. The TV movie premiered on ABC October 30, 1993 and has gone on to become a somewhat overlooked Halloween offering, aside from the Olsen twins' loyal fanbase who grew up obsessed with the sisters' songs and movies. But Double, Double Toil and Trouble is filled with lots of '90s nostalgia, WTF moments and a cast that also includes Eric McCormack (though he previously admitted he didn't actually watch the film)."No, I never have," the Will & Grace alum, who wasn't a big fan of his longer 'do in the movie, told Entertainment Weekly in 2021. "It's hard to go back and see...certain looks. And also, I was probably a year-and-a-half into television, so I was still trying to adapt my stage acting to the camera. Maybe I was terrified to go back and watch it."photosThe Official Ranking of All of Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen's MoviesWith Halloween right around the corner, let these Double, Double Toil and Trouble...memories bubble to the surface.ABC Photo Archives/Disney General Entertainment Content via Getty Images1. The title of the movie comes straight from Act IV, Scene I of William Shakespeare's Macbeth, naturally. 2. This is the logline for the movie, per IMDb: "On Halloween night, two precocious little girls try to save their parents from the greedy clutches of their nasty old Capitalist aunt. Magic abounds and they meet new albeit strange friends along the way." 3. That "nasty old Capitalist aunt" is Aunt Agatha, who is actually a witch (though she does love money). Cloris Leachman chews all of the scenery and then some more for dessert as both Aunt Agatha and Aunt Sophia, the "good" twin and witch who is trapped in a mirror. Fun fact: The original writer of Hocus Pocus actually wrote the role of Winifred Sanderson with Leachman in mind. Bette Midler eventually got the part instead, turning in a truly iconic performance in the movie that also came out in 1993.ABC Photo Archives/Disney General Entertainment Content via Getty Images4. The father of Kelly (Mary-Kate) and Lynn (Ashley) is portrayed by Eric McCormack pre-Will & Grace fame and basically kicks off the parade that is the Olsen twins' streak of hot fictional dads over the years. (Future DILFs include Tom Amandes, Steve Guttenberg, Matt McCoy, etc.) 5. The movie begins with the twins attending a Halloween party, where a large group of children are treated to a magic show by Oscar the Clown (Phil Fondacaro)...and not one child cries in the presence of the clown, which we call foul.ABC Photo Archives/Disney General Entertainment Content via Getty Images6. Later, when Kelly and Lynn's parents decide to go to Aunt Agatha's house to ask for a loan so they don't lose their house, they leave their 7-year-old daughters unattended in the car. We repeat: Two 7-year-olds were left unattended in car. (As soon as they are gone, Lynn immediately climbs over to the driver's seat, pretending to drive.) 7. The girls then meet their second new friend: Gravedigger (Wayne Robson). Yes, that is the character's credited name, and yes, he is digging a grave when he meets the girls, spooked by the fact that they are twins. 8. When Gravedigger tells the girls the tale of Agatha and Sophia and the power of the moonstone, we are treated to flashbacks where the Olsens play the younger versions of Leachman's characters. The wigs still haunt us to this day. 9. "Mom, when I get older, can I get a nose job?" A question a 7-year-old calmly asked her parents. 10. The twins head out in questionable costumes (eventually switching with two other kids' outfits to run off on their adventure without being detected).ABC Photo Archives/Disney General Entertainment Content via Getty Images11. Agatha keeps her precious money in a literal sack...and it's all singles. We guess this is what "filthy rich" people do? Can any filthy rich person please advise? 12. Meet Friend No. 3: a.k.a. Mr. N (played by Designing Women star Meshach Taylor, who passed away in 2014). Mr. N, short for Plato Naufzagger, is a man who lives under the bridge in town and decides to tag along with the girls once he hears about the moonstone, which could be worth a pretty penny. Even though he initially wants to steal a moonstone from two 7-year-olds, he eventually learns friendship is the most valuable treasure of all. 13. The new trio decides to visit psychic Madame Lulu. During this meeting, viewers learn Mr. N is n