Elizabeth Olsen Contemplated Name Change to Distance Herself From Famous Sisters
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The WandaVision actress reveals she considered changing her name in an effort to disassociate herself from her twin siblings Mary-Kate Olsen and Ashley Olsen. Apr 23, 2021
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The actress contemplated going by the name
Elizabeth Chase at the beginning of her career to distance herself from her siblings, twins Mary-Kate and
She told Glamour U.K. magazine, I was 10 and I was curious about auditioning… and I realised very quickly it wasn t for me because I was missing my sports teams, my dance class and all the extracurricular activities at school.
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Elizabeth Olsen says she didn t want to be linked to famous sisters Mary-Kate and Ashley Mirror 4 hrs ago Lily Waddell © Tim P. Whitby/Getty Images Elizabeth Olsen says she didn t want to be linked to famous sisters Mary-Kate and Ashley
Elizabeth Olsen admitted she didn t want to be linked to her famous sisters Mary-Kate and Ashley at first.
So much so, the star even considered changing her name to Elizabeth Chase using her middle name as her surname to avoid being tied to the famous twins.
Since then, the actress has cemented a place in the spotlight in her own right in her huge TV role on WandaVision.
Elizabeth Olsen discusses childhood with sisters Mary-Kate and Ashley Roxy Simons For Mailonline © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo
Elizabeth Olsen revealed she didn t pursue an acting career as a child because she feared being linked to her famous twin sisters Mary-Kate and Ashley.
The Wandavision star, 32, reflected on her childhood in an interview with Glamour UK s April Digital Issue, saying she understood what nepotism was as a young girl and was keen to not try and make a career on the back of her siblings success.
She also admitted she suffered from major panic attacks in her twenties, revealing she had to use a bunch of brain tricks to learn to manage and overcome her anxiety.
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