| After 13 Going on 30, Olstead was in the likes of TV's The Secret Life of the American Teenager and Grip and Electric and continued her role on the series Still Standing | The ending of "13 Going on 30" was even more predictable than I feared it would be, but if you want to preserve the illusion that you don't already know how everything ties together, read no further |
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| The crew moved to New York City, where they shot exteriors for 17 days | It's too little, too late |
In Gary Winick's "13 Going on 30" the lovely, coltishly awkward 13-year-old Jenna Rink gazes from afar at the snotty, popular girls in her class and whines, "I don't wanna be original; I wanna be cool.
3| Another Six Chick who's kind of fallen off the radar, though not nearly as much as her co-star Lusk, is Julia Roth | The movie drops heavy clues that he's the kid who's into all the great music early on; Jenna's tastes lean more toward heartthrob Rick Springfield, but you get the idea he could turn her around by playing "Oliver's Army" just once |
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| While Jenna waits blindfolded in a closet, expecting to kiss one of the boys, the Six Chicks and the boys leave with their completed homework, and Matty finds Jenna alone | An extra fun thing with this movie is the music |
What Jenna doesn't yet know is that to get to where she is today, she has been, to use a term that hadn't yet been invented in 1987, a biatch.
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