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Mary-Kate & Ashley Olsen's Younger Sister Hits Sundance 
  
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 There's a new Olsen sister in town. Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen 's sister Elizabeth has moved past her earlier work in projects such as The Adventures of Mary-Kate & Ashley: The Case of Thorn Mansion. Way past it.In fact, the 21-year-old actress's two new films set to premiere at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah, are dark and gritty, tackling topics such as cults and sexual abuse.Elizabeth's earlier roles in her sister's films were significantly less taxing. "Sometimes I had lines, and sometimes I'd just sit on a stool," she tells PEOPLE, laughing. "I couldn't pronounce my r's."After studying acting in high school and then attending New York University's Tisch Schol of the Arts, Olsen, who is three years younger than Mary-Kate and Ashley, quickly landed work in independent films, including the duo of films premiering at Sundance, Silent House and Martha Marcy May Marlene, which both garnered her praise.Olsen insists that working on these darker projects wasn't calculated to distinguish herself from her earlier, kid-friendly fare."I wasn't trying to shape any beginnings of a career," she says. "You can't guess how things are going to go." ||||| Until now, she is best known for being the Elizabeth in Elizabeth and James. But in the next year, we will be getting to know Elizabeth Olsen, the younger sister of Mary-Kate and Ashley, much better because, well, she’s made more movies recently than her sisters combined. In fact, she has two flicks premiering at Sundance this year. After the jump, the deets on Elizabeth. 
  
 Elizabeth, or Lizzie as she is often called, made several cameo appearance alongside her sisters. Her first was at age four, in their first movie, aptly titled “Our First Video.” She also appears in “How the West Was Fun.” Rather than going the TV or movie route, Elizabeth opted to act in plays. This came in handy while filming the movie “Silent House,” which premiered at Sundance this week and was sold to Lionsgate. Elizabeth stars as a girl who believes her summer home is haunted, and the film was shot in one take. “When I was auditioning, I was like, ‘Just so you know I’m used to the medium of theater, so like I can stand on my feet for this long,’” she said.” While her twin sisters took “leaves of absence” from NYU and never went back, Elizabeth has a diploma from the school that she can hang on her wall. She recently graduated from Tisch School of the Arts. Her second Sundance flick is “Martha Macy May Marlene.” Elizabeth stars as a woman who escapes a scary, brainwash cult and goes to live with her sister. Only, she has serious trouble adjusting to normal life and goes crazy in the process. Elizabeth is three years younger than her twin sisters, but she knows what to expect if she ever becomes half as famous as them. “When I would go shopping with my sisters when I was younger, it would be dangerous. People would almost get us into car accidents,” she said. “I just think it’s crazy in general but I want to be an actor – and I have since I was a little girl – and if that happens, then you figure out how to deal with it where it doesn’t completely infringe upon your life.” 
  
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Cue the inevitable jokes about a full house, but there's a new Olsen in town, reports People. Elizabeth Olsen—at age 21 three years younger than her famous twin sisters—is rolling out a pair of indie movies at Sundance that are causing a stir. "It's hard for independent films when they want to get money," says Olsen. "And to have a lead be an unknown—it's kind of a risk for people to take. And so the fact that they took that risk was like made my year, my life, I don't know! It was really exciting." Olsen is appearing in Silent House, based on a Uruguayan film, made by the folks behind Open Water, and shot in one continuous take. She moves from that to Martha Macy May Marlene, a tale of young women adjusting to life after leaving a cult. All of which are a shade darker than her roles in her sisters' movies: "Sometimes I had lines, and sometimes I'd just sit on a stool," she laughs. "I couldn't pronounce my r's." (Click for "5 Things to Know About Elizabeth Olsen.")