We Finally Know Why The Olsen Twins Aren't On Fuller House

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• John Stamos recalls getting the Olsen twins fired during early days of ‘Full House’

The sequel series featured most of the original cast, including Bob Saget, who reprised the role of Danny Tanner. The Olsen twins were sadly the only characters not to return in the new series. They did appear on two episodes of "Fuller House," the Netflix series that continued the next generation of the Tanner family starting in 2016. But, other than that, what have the Tuomy-Wilhoit twins done since "Full House" ended, more than 25 years ago? When "Full House" first aired as part of ABC's family friendly lineup on Friday nights in 1987, one of its biggest draws was baby Michelle (famously played by Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen), who was often seen in funny, cute scenes before the title sequence even came on.

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Now, thanks to Fuller House executive producer Bob Boyett, we finally have the real reason why Mary-Kate and Ashley won't be sharing the role of Michelle one more time. To be sure, John Stamos definitely came around to understanding why Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen chose not to step back into the role of Michelle Tanner now as full-grown adults with hugely successful business ventures to their names. The 1980s brought several truly wonderful sitcoms to the small screen, many of them remaining as staples of pop culture long after their finales hit the airwaves. Still, for as much as audiences adored the likes of Cheers and Saved By The Bell, there was something extra special about their shmaltzy counterpart, Full House. Debuting in 1987 on ABC, Jeff Franklin's ratings hit occupied television sets everywhere for nearly a decade, wrapping up its run in 1995 after eight seasons and a total of 192 episodes. Aside from its laundry list of memorable lines, scenes, and the unforgettable theme song, Full House's cast was arguably its greatest strength.

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We Finally Know Why The Olsen Twins Aren't On Fuller House

1998 also saw the release of Billboard Dad, the first of a new string of direct-to-video films starring the Olsens. One of the most exciting upcoming revivals is definitely the Netflix series Fuller House, which will bring most of the original cast of Full House back to the small screen for more family-friendly shenanigans. We've known for quite some time, however, that Michelle Tanner will be absent, given that the Olsen twins declined to take part in the revival.

He would also defend the twins years later when they turned down the chance to reprise the role of Michelle on Netflix's popular Fuller House spinoff. While all the other original main cast members jumped at the chance to reprise their roles after more than 20 years, the Olsens were by then successful fashion designers with no interest in making a return to acting. Mary-Kate and Ashley's acting career could have easily continued for many more years. However, they were not interested in pursuing the occupation for any longer and retired in the early 2010s. In a 2014 interview with Women's Wear Daily, Mary-Kate admitted that even though they had been doing the job since a very young age, they never felt like they were real actors, per InTouch Weekly. "Because we spend so much more of our time not in front of the cameras, building a brand," Mary-Kate explained, while Ashley added, "I always looked at myself, even as a kid, as a business woman."

John Stamos recalls getting the Olsen twins fired during early days of ‘Full House’

They also made their foray into the world of high-end fashion by launching a line of their own called The Row. In 2007, they announced another line of more contemporary clothing, Elizabeth and James, which is named after their sister and brother. They are also known for their more affordable lines StyleMint and Olsenboye. Full House star John Stamos has been consistently making headlines lately tied to the release of his new memoir If You Would Have Told Me, which hit bookshelves a week ahead of Halloween’s arrival. The actor did have some scary topics to discuss when chatting with Howard Stern, by way of his bouts with alcoholism, but it wasn’t all cautionary tales.

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If you ever happened to hear his music or read his comics/short stories, you have his sympathy. "But I think they have a different perspective. When we get together and we reminisce, they were babies [at the time]. So they don't share those same memories. I can't really speak for them but I would understand why they don't have the same sentiments that we all do." Sharing the role of Michelle Tanner on Full House served as the Olsen twins' big break in the entertainment world. To this day they're recognized for the part, although they and their careers took a much different trajectory shortly after their departure. Set against a San Francisco, California backdrop, the show starred Bob Saget as iconic sitcom dad Danny Tanner, who was adjusting to life as a single parent. Luckily, he didn't have to go it alone since his brother-in-law, Jesse Katsopolis (John Stamos), and his goofy best friend, Joey Gladstone (David Coulier), were there to share the load as often as they could.

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Three years later, the sisters both told Allure that one reason they quit acting was because of how little control they had over their work. "I am not great at not being able to control the end product," Mary-Kate added. In 2014, the siblings went public with their decision to step away from the camera, explaining that they had other ventures in mind.

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Mary-Kate Olsen and Ashley Fuller Olsen (born June 13, 1986), also known as the Olsen twins, are American fashion designers and former actresses. Mary-Kate and Ashley made their acting debut as infants playing Michelle Tanner on the television sitcom Full House (1987–1995). As they grew older, they began starring in other television shows, films, and media through their own production company, Dualstar. The twins became preteen icons, and some of the wealthiest women in the entertainment industry at a young age.

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The Grandfathered vet also revealed the big way Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen shared their love and appreciation for Full House in the years after they’d rejected offers to reprise the role of Michelle Tanner for Netflix’s Fuller House. Since leaving acting behind, Mary-Kate and Ashley have proven themselves capable in the business arena. In addition to Dualstar, the twins have also made their presence felt in the fashion industry thanks to their label, The Row. It helped them earn the Womenswear Designer of the Year award from the Council of Fashion Designers of America in 2012 and 2015, and the Accessories Designer of the Year award in 2014.

In addition to the talented twins, Full House also starred comedian Bob Saget as patriarch Danny Tanner, and John Stamos as his brother-in-law, Jesse Katspolis. According to Screen Rant, Stamos had a bit of clout with ABC on the heels of his General Hospital fame, and apparently tried to use it to get rid of the Olsen twins early on when they were still babies. Stamos complained that the baby girls cried too much on the set and were difficult to film scenes with, so the Olsens were briefly replaced. Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen are one of pop culture's biggest forces and, together, the twins have been making waves in the industry since the late 1980s. While the sisters may no longer appear on your television screens as much as they used to, that does not mean they are not securing the bag and living their best life. Although Jesse and Rebeca's baby boys, Nicky and Alex, were initially played by Kevin and Daniel Renteria, they were aged up for season six, when suddenly the infants were ambulatory toddlers with long blond hair.

Fortunately, the fashion industry appears to have given the Olsen twins everything that acting couldn't. When Mary-Kate and Ashley declined to participate in the "Fuller House" reunion in 2016, co-star Dave Coulier who played Uncle Joey said he was disappointed but understood their decision. A show insider tells Us that Fuller House characters will mention that Michelle is now living in New York City and working on creating her fashion empire. This is a not-too-subtle reference to the Olsen twins’ real lives, as both reside in the Big Apple, where they head up such fashion lines as The Row and Elizabeth and James. Fuller House executive producer Robert L. Boyett broke the sad news in a statement.

The streaming service famously revived a fourth season of “Arrested Development,” the Fox comedy, in May 2013. And Netflix once again had Twitter in a frenzy when it announced this month that a revival of CW drama “Gilmore Girls” was in the works. Of course, it closed out with a heartfelt note of getting through things as a family and, naturally, there was hugging. The streaming giant, which has established its presence in the TV world with decidedly unwholesome shows such as “House of Cards” and “Orange Is the New Black,” is attempting to diversify its slate of scripted original series to include family-friendly programs. In October 2008, the twins released the book Influence, a work introducing readers to the artists and designers who have influenced the Olsens over the last decade.