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Seamus Duff

Elizabeth Olsen disproves theory that her sisters Mary-Kate and Ashley are one person

Elizabeth Olsen has debunked a wild theory that her older sisters, twins Mary-Kate and Ashley, are the same person.

The 33-year-old Hollywood star is the younger sister of the iconic 35-year-old twins whose own acting careers started when they were babies.

However, some people suspect that the twin sisters are in fact one person playing two roles – but Elizabeth has spoken out to dispel the ludicrous rumour.

The WandaVision star was interviewed by Vanity Fair and hooked up to a lie-detector test when she was grilled on all manner of topics relating to her personal and professional life.

Elizabeth Olsen has rubbished claims her sisters Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen are just one person (REUTERS)

The interviewers asked: “[British comedian} John Oliver claims your sister, Mary-Kate and Ashley, are just one person moving incredibly fast. Is he correct?”

Elizabeth then answered: “No.”

The interviewer then pushed the star to prove her siblings were real, and she said: “They’re twins. My mom gave birth to both of them, C-section style. And there are lots of photos since forever that proves there’s two of them in these photographs.

The Olsen twins have been acting since they were babies (Getty Images for The Met Museum/)

“And I think the photos would prove that. You know, when you capture a photo with babies in different places and stuff.”

The interviewer noted that, as Elizabeth is younger, she hadn’t physically been there when photos of Mary-Kate and Ashley were taken, but she argued: “I was there sometimes. Later. When I was born.”

The interviewer also asked: “What about Photoshop?”

Elizabeth with her older siblings, Mary-Kate and Ashely in 2016 (Patrick McMullan via Getty Images)
Elizabeth inadvertently slated Danielle Haim, pictured middle, for her acting skills (Dave Benett/Getty Images)

But Elizabeth replied: “There’s yeah, not then, really. Not in the 80s.”

Throughout the line of questioning about her sisters, the lie-detector test did not go off – confirming her side of the story was accurate.

Earlier, while being questioned, Elizabeth inadvertently revealed she doesn’t rate Danielle Haim’s acting ability, having watched the singer perform in the Oscar nominated film Licorice Pizza.

While discussing the film and her thoughts on Danielle’s acting, Elizabeth said: “I loved the film. And I thought she was great in it” – but the lie detector test went off, with the operator of the device declaring: “She’s lying about the film. Or about her acting.”

Elizabeth was then forced to offer a grovelling apology, saying: “Sorry, Danielle. You did great. I don’t know what’s happening.”

And elsewhere in the interview, Elizabeth gave her thoughts on smoking marijuana – explaining that she is experimenting with the drug now that it is legal in California where she lives.

She said: “I wanna be a stoner. I’m an aspiring stoner. I’m trying. I just started trying, actually.

“It’s something that I’m not very good at. I just started trying it again for the first time in a decade. So, I’m a beginner. It’s legal in California.”

Elizabeth revealed all while hooked up to a lie detector machine (YouTube)

Asked what a ‘beginner weed smoker would do’, Elizabeth said: “They take a hit, really small one. Try not to cough. They wait about 45 minutes. They take another hit, and then it’s bedtime.

“That’s what I’ve done now, three times in the last, like, 10 years.”

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