Mon clone et moi

Titre original : The Other Me

Téléfilm
2000
TV-G
1h 30min

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Andrew Lawrence in Mon clone et moi (2000)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueWill Browning accidentally creates a clone of himself when working on a science project.Will Browning accidentally creates a clone of himself when working on a science project.Will Browning accidentally creates a clone of himself when working on a science project.

Réalisation
- Manny Coto
Scénario
- Mary C. Ryan
- Jeff Schechter
Casting principal

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5,9/10

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Réalisation
- Manny Coto
Scénario
- Mary C. Ryan
- Jeff Schechter
Casting principal

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Récompenses
- 2 victoires et 1 nomination au total

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Anecdotes
When viewed on Disney+, all of the songs that were originally featured in the movie, including "Bringin' Da Noise" by *NSYNC and "Life is a Party" by Aaron Carter, were replaced with generic sounding techno style music. This sparked outrage and disappointment among fans who may have grown up with the film.

Gaffes
When the cloned mouse escapes the cage at the beginning of the film, a human hand can clearly be seen on the right side of the screen holding something to attract the mouse to move toward it.

Citations
Chuckie: How did you get changed so fast?
Will Browning: It's my clone.
Chuckie: Man, you're making this up.

Connexions
Referenced in Minty Comedic Arts: 10 Amazing Facts about Dr. Giggles (2018)

Bandes originales
Crucial Part 2
Written by Stanley A. Smith

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An excellent kids movie!

I wasn't expecting much when I started watching this straight to TV kids film but was surprised about how good it was. The story of duplication has been done so many times but often turns out to be lackluster, not in this case as the film was funny and very entertaining. Andrew Lawrence did a great job and conveys both sides of himself well (he seems more and more like his brothers every time I see him). The supporting cast were also good including Mark L. Taylor (Honey I Shrunk The Kids, Innerspace & Arachnaphobia). Even the token bumbling bad guys were entertaining (a rare thing in these type of films). Although they did seem a bit too similar to Harry & Marv from Home Alone nearing the end. I definitely recommend this film to anybody really, it's better than you'd think!