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Winning London (2001)
When Chloe and Riley Lawrence are invited to London to participate in the international Model U.N. competition, they enjoy seeing the sights and head over heals romance with cute british boys of course.
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When Chloe and Riley Lawrence are invited to London to participate in the international Model U.N. competition, they enjoy seeing the sights and head over heals romance with cute british boys of course.
Rating:G
Genre:Comedy, Family, Adventure
Written By:Karol Ann Hoeffner
In Theaters:3/27/2001
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Dualstar Productions, Tapestry Films
Cast
Craig Shapiro
Director
Mary-Kate Olsen
Chloe Lawrence
Ashley Olsen
Riley Lawrence
Brandon Tyler
Brian Connors
Jesse Spencer
Lord James Browning Jr.
Rachel Roth
Rachel Byrd
Eric Jungmann
Dylan
Claire Yarlett
Ms. Watson
Steven Shenbaum
Mr. Holmes
Paul Ridley
Lord James Browning Sr.
Stephanie Arellano
Gabriella
Blythe Matsui
Sakura
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