Later on, Dennis Quaid and Meg Ryan finally arrived on the set. The couple had just returned from their honeymoon, and "The Parent Trap" marked their first film together after getting married. Although their characters in the movie weren't married, they were both excited about working together.
As future critics would say, if Julia Roberts represented the typical American girl next door, then Meg Ryan embodied the radiant American sweetheart. Upon arriving on set, she warmly greeted everyone, regardless of whether she knew them or not. She even embraced Nancy and Julia, apologizing for their two-minute delay.
Enthusiastic, outgoing, and charming—that's how Angela described them. Both Elder Sister and Sweetheart Sister had their unique charms. And, of course, they were both attractive. After Angela obtained their autographs, she referred to Meg as Sweetheart Sister following her Elder Sister's lead.
As for Dennis Quaid, he exuded a composed demeanor. He greeted everyone on set with grace and a smile. Unfortunately, in Angela's previous life, she had limited knowledge of famous male actors, and she knew little about Dennis except for his role as the father in the original "The Parent Trap" and his notable marriage to Meg Ryan. Who could have predicted that the couple, considered the epitome of marital bliss in the '90s and even having a son together, would separate shortly after the turn of the millennium? Both parties accused each other of infidelity, but the truth remained elusive. Nonetheless, Angela respectfully asked for Dennis's autograph, alongside Jessica and Annie, who were also present.
Once the couple finished their makeup, they proceeded with the trial shoot. Dennis lived up to his reputation as a seasoned Hollywood actor, getting into the zone after only two takes. Miss Ryan had a few more takes, but it wasn't considered slow.
"I hope to be like you guys someday," Angela murmured as she performed alongside Meg.
