Daily Multiples Day Thirty-Five
Lisa Palfy and Lottie Körner from Das Doppelte Lottchen (2007) are today's daily multiples! They are identical twins who were separated at birth!
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Daily Multiples Day Thirty-Five
Lisa Palfy and Lottie Körner from Das Doppelte Lottchen (2007) are today's daily multiples! They are identical twins who were separated at birth!
Daily Multiples Day Thirty-One
Lisa Palfy and Lotte Körner from Das Doppelte Lottchen (book, 1949) are today's daily multiples! They are identical twins who were separated at birth!
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Do you know these twins? (Luise and Lotte)
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I know where they're from, but not much else about them
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Have you seen Two Times Lotte (1950)?
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just rewatched Das doppelte Lottchen (2017) and can we all agree that Mo, the best friend of Luises dad, who travels with them everywhere and basically lives with them. that that is gay
like. just a little bit
it kind of bothers me that „Das doppelte Lottchen“ has been turned into „The Parent Trap“ and it’s all about reuniting the parents. that was not the point of the book?? they didn’t switch places just to get their parents back together