Complete Filmography in Release Order
The Olsen twins debuted as infants in Full House (1987–1995) and transitioned directly to direct-to-video features. Their first credited film role was in Daddy's Girls (1994), followed by the holiday release It Takes Two (1995), which ranked among the top-selling VHS titles of that year. The direct-to-video era produced 13 feature films between 1994 and 2004, all distributed by Warner Home Video and 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment. The complete chronological list begins with It Takes Two (1995), followed by Billboard Dad (1998), Double, Double, Toil and Trouble (1993, re-released later), How the West Was Fun (1994), The Adventures of Mary-Kate & Ashley series (1999–2001), Winning London (2001), Holiday in the Sun (2001), Getting There (2002), When in Rome (2002), The Challenge (2003), and concluding with New York Minute (2004). New York Minute marked their final shared theatrical and home-media release before shifting focus to fashion and luxury branding.
Each film was produced under Dualstar Entertainment, the company the twins co-founded with their father, David Olsen. Dualstar operated as a limited liability company registered in California and later managed the twins' licensing portfolio. According to public records, Dualstar's primary distribution partner for the video era was Warner Bros. Domestic Television Distribution. The films were shot on soundstages in Los Angeles and on location in cities including London, Rome, and Hawaii. Production budgets for the direct-to-video titles were typically under $5 million, while It Takes Two and Billboard Dad had theatrical marketing spend from Warner Bros. Pictures. The combined global home-video sales of the Olsen twin film catalog exceeded 50 million units by 2005, as reported by home entertainment trade trackers.
Streaming Availability and Rights Holders
As of the latest publicly available platform data, the Olsen twins' film library is split across multiple streaming services. Warner Bros. Discovery owns the home-video distribution rights to the majority of the Dualstar catalog, including It Takes Two, Billboard Dad, and the direct-to-video features. These titles are currently available on Max (formerly HBO Max) in the United States and on corresponding Warner Bros. Discovery services in international markets. New York Minute and The Challenge are listed on Amazon Prime Video as part of the Warner Bros. Pictures library, available for purchase or rental through the Prime Video channel. Physical media rights remain active, with the films continuing to be sold on DVD through Warner Archive Collection and third-party retailers.
The television series Full House and its Netflix revival Fuller House are separate from the film catalog. Fuller House (2016–2020) was produced by Jeff Franklin Productions and distributed by Netflix, with the Olsen twins making cameo appearances rather than starring roles. The original Full House