• The Parent Trap (1961) Soundtrack OST •

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Alternate Names:

Title in Español:

Il cowboy con il velo da sposa

Title in Português:

Die Vermählung ihrer Eltern geben bekannt

Synopsis

Thirteen-year-olds prim and proper Bostonian Sharon McKendrick (Hayley Mills) and tomboyish Californian Susan Evers (Hayley Mills) meet at summer camp. It's hate at first sight, as besides the differing length of their hair, they look exactly the same. After the girls carry out one battle after another against each other, the camp administrators ultimately place the two in solitary confinement, the two eating, sleeping, and playing only with each other.

It is during this confinement that they finally get a chance to know each other and learn that they are indeed twins, separated when they were babies when their parents, Maggie McKendrick (Maureen O'Hara) and Mitch Evers (Brian Keith), divorced. Wanting to get to know and ultimately love the parent they never met, Sharon and Susan decide to switch places, Sharon will go to California and pretend to be Susan, and Susan will go to Boston and pretend to be Sharon. The other thing they believe is that their parents still love each other, why else had neither ever remarried.

The two parents would ultimately have to "un-switch" them, when the girls hope their parents will fall in love all over again. Sharon and Susan are initially able to carry off the ruse, but in California, their plan hits a snag when Mitch introduces his daughter to a young woman named Vicky Robinson (Joanna Barnes), Vicky, who aspires to be the second Mrs. Mitchell Evers. Sharon and the domestics in the Evers household think Vicky is merely a gold digger out for Mitch's money.

Sharon and Susan have to figure out a way to get rid of Vicky and bring Maggie to California more quickly than planned, so that their parents can reconcile, and the foursome can be one big happy family.

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Parent Trap
	The Disney Logo	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Suite From The Parent Trap	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Anna and Martin	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Shake Hands, Girls	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Like Twins	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Changes	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Hallie Meets Mom	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Annie Meets Dad	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Vineyard Suite	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	I Am Annie	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Dad's Getting Married	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Hallie Breaks The News	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	You'll Kill In It	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Table For Two	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	She's Gone	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Where Dreams Have No End	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	We Actually Did It	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Finale	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	L O V E (Nat King Cole)	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Do You Believe In Magic (The Lovin' Spoonful)	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	There She Goes (The La's)	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Top Of The World (Shonen Knife)	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Here Comes The Sun (Bob Khaleel)	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	I Love You For Sentimental Reasons (Linda Ronstadt)	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Soulful Strut (Young Holt Unlimited)	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Never Let You Go (Jakaranda)	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Bad To The Bone (George Thorogood and The Destroyers)	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	The Happy Club (Bob Geldof)	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Suite From The Parent Trap (Alan Silvestri)	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	This Will Be (An Everlasting Love) (Natalie Cole)	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Dream Come True (Ta-Gana)	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Groovin' (Pato Banton & The Reggae Revolution)	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Let's Get Together (Nobody's Angel)	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	For Now for Always (Chorus)	Richard M. Sherman: Performer
	Let's Get Together (Hayley Mills)	Richard M. Sherman: Performer
	Whistling At the Boys (The School Belles)	Richard M. Sherman: Performer
	Cobbler Cobbler (Hayley Mills)	Richard M. Sherman: Performer
	For Now for Always (Maureen O'Hara)	Richard M. Sherman: Performer
	The Parent Trap (Annette Funicello & Tommy Sands)	Richard M. Sherman: Performer
	Intermezzo	Richard M. Sherman: Performer
	Swiss Family Theme	Richard M. Sherman: Performer
	Sleeping Beauty Overture	Richard M. Sherman: Performer
	Love Theme from Sleeping Beauty	Richard M. Sherman: Performer
	Alice In Wonderland (Chorus)	Richard M. Sherman: Performer
	Maggie's Theme from "The Parent Trap"	Richard M. Sherman: Performer

User reviews

Ashley Perez

1/10

I found the overall composition of the soundtrack to be forgettable, with no standout tracks that stayed with me after watching the movie, leaving me wanting more memorable and impactful musical moments.

Susan Garcia

8/10

The music perfectly complements the idyllic summer camp setting, evoking a sense of innocence and adventure.

John White

7/10

The use of different musical motifs for each character adds a layer of complexity to the storytelling, enriching the overall viewing experience.

Betty Wright

5/10

The musical score of The Parent Trap perfectly captures the essence of the film's heartwarming and comedic moments, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Robert King

7/10

The soundtrack seamlessly transitions between lighthearted moments and more poignant scenes, creating a well-rounded auditory journey.

Donald Lee

3/10

The soundtrack of The Parent Trap felt outdated and lacked depth, failing to capture the emotional complexity of the story and characters.

James Smith

5/10

The soundtrack of The Parent Trap effectively conveys the emotions of the characters, adding depth to their relationships and struggles throughout the story.

Andrew Taylor

6/10

Overall, the music of The Parent Trap enhances the film's themes of family, love, and reconciliation, leaving a lasting impression on the audience long after the credits roll.

John White

7/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Parent Trap is a delightful accompaniment that enhances the film's charm and timeless appeal.

Edward Thompson

5/10

The orchestration of the soundtrack in The Parent Trap is skillfully crafted, blending seamlessly with the dialogue and action on screen without overpowering them.

Mark Scott

2/10

The music choices in the film seemed generic and uninspired, often feeling disconnected from the scenes they were meant to enhance, making it difficult to fully immerse myself in the story.

Robert Walker

6/10

The songs chosen for key scenes in The Parent Trap are not only catchy but also contribute to the narrative, making them memorable and impactful.

Susan Lee

8/10

The music enhances the emotional depth of the story, especially during the scenes where Sharon and Susan bond as sisters.

Susan Thomas

7/10

The score effectively conveys the playful and mischievous spirit of the twins' plan to reunite their parents.

James White

7/10

The soundtrack of The Parent Trap perfectly captures the nostalgic and heartwarming essence of the film.

Laura Anderson

5/10

The score of The Parent Trap effectively builds tension during pivotal moments, keeping viewers engaged and invested in the outcome of the story.

William Taylor

5/10

The musical choices in The Parent Trap evoke a sense of nostalgia and charm, transporting the audience to a simpler time and place.

Andrew Wilson

6/10

The use of different musical motifs for each twin in The Parent Trap helps to distinguish their individual personalities and journeys, creating a sense of connection with the audience.

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