It seems that John Stamos was quite “disappointed” about Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen who did not repeat their joint role as Michelle Tanner in “Fuller House”, the sequel series from Netflix to “Full House”.
When Stamos and his co-star “Big Shot” Yvette Nicole Brown sat down with Andy Cohen for a virtual appearance on “Watch What Happens Live,” a few sisters called to ask a few things.
The women asked Stamos, 57, how emotional it was for him to film the final series “Fuller House,” which aired last year. They also asked if he was “surprised” that the Olsens never even made a turn in the show.
Stamos said the finale for ‘Full House’ was’ emotional ‘, emphasizing that’ when we did the original series, we were canceled, and we knew like a week before, and we just had a normal last show done. We never really did the final show. So it was very emotional. ”
He reveals that his last day on the set for ‘Fuller House’ was full of his own noise, as he had to do ‘all this crying’ for his ‘Fuller House’ scenes and then ‘scream and scream’ while filming scenes for ‘Big’. Shot ”on Disney +.
Cohen then pressed Stamos on the Olsen twins and asked, “Were you surprised that the Olsens never appeared on the show, or did you know when they said ‘We do not’ that they did not?”
Stamos said he and the rest of the cast were “disappointed, but we understood.”
‘I remember Lori [Loughlin] and told me, ‘They won two or three CFDAs [Fashion] Awards. “It’s like winning two or three Oscars,” he explained. ‘If you won three Oscars, would you come back to do it? I was like, ‘Eh, maybe not.’ ‘
Producers reportedly tried to get the Olsens on board for the show’s first Netflix season in 2016. Producer Bob Boyett told People at the time that Ashley told him: ‘I haven’t been in front of a camera since i was not 17, do not feel comfortable acting. ”
Mary-Kate said, ‘It has to be me, because Ash does not want to do this. But the timing is so bad for us, ” Boyett said.
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