The twist comes when a younger male character moves into the hotel with his single dad, giving the twins an opportunity to mentor him. But a year later, the shoe was on the other foot. The actor claimed that Disney came back to them with an "idea" that was essentially the same thing as their original pitch: the twins move to Miami, work at a hotel, and meet a younger male who becomes their "prodigy.
Despite a years-long relationship with the channel, the twin's exit final note seemed incredibly icy. Despite the less-than-happy ending with Disney, Cole and Dylan Sprouse aren't bitter towards the network, even if many of their peers seem to be.
From to , they even had a licensing agreement with Dualstar Entertainment, which is owned by the Olsen siblings. But according to Dylan, 20, life in the limelight and on Disney Channel was not all that magical. In the video, Dylan says he and Cole came up with an idea for the show, suggesting that their characters, Zach and Cody, would return to the Tipton Hotel in Boston and live with their single mother.
The storyline then introduced a new younger, male character who would move into the hotel with his single dad, and the twins would mentor him, showing them their ways. The only problem with their spin-off idea? Dylan explained that Disney rejected the idea - "They didn't trust us enough after all this time" - but explained that he and his brother agreed to another meeting with executives.
Dylan explained that Disney then suggested an idea with huge similarities to their own, saying: "[They said,] 'You guys don't get producer credits' And they pitched us our idea in Miami with Selena Gomez.
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