As in - Unauthorized Full House story - movie...
Was anyone else a Full House fan, eons ago? Or just years ago?
Though the original cast and crew weren’t consulted during the making of the docu-movie (the writers and producers pulled from online articles and interviews with the cast), Bulka thinks fans will like with what they see. “We made a decision to do the movie based on what was available to the public,” he says. “We thought, let’s just make the movie we want to make and hope that the actors like it as much as we do.”
And Bulka assures the Story’s accuracy: “Everything in the movie happened. It really is the story.” The movie already received validation when John Stamos, who played Uncle Jesse, confirmed earlier this month that he really did want to fire the Olsen twins.
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Overall, the producer believes the movie will give fans a newfound respect for the show’s actors, while invoking a sense of nostalgia. “They’ll learn things they didn’t know about some of the pressures and the strains the show put on the personal life of the actors,” Bulka says. “It was a very happy set for the most part. When times were difficult in heir lives — divorces, deaths in the family — they were really there for each other. While we’re very honest about the conflicts and the strains the show put on their lives, we’re really honest about the love.”
Excitement, fear or utter indifference?
I'm going to be honest, for now, I'm judging this simply by the picture and it tells me - nope! Wrong! There's no... authenticity there. So to speak. 😛 But I may be impaired by the decade during which I watched this, I'll admit as much. I'm stuck on the past actors so this just looks wrong, weird and did I mention wrong? 😉
Also - is there really a demand for this? Just wondering. I loved this show, but I don't think I ever once thought about the "behind the scenes" of it.
http://www.ew.com/article/2015/08/2...w?hootPostID=4cc5acb8540c2b2dc69ecabede3d1acc
Was anyone else a Full House fan, eons ago? Or just years ago?
Though the original cast and crew weren’t consulted during the making of the docu-movie (the writers and producers pulled from online articles and interviews with the cast), Bulka thinks fans will like with what they see. “We made a decision to do the movie based on what was available to the public,” he says. “We thought, let’s just make the movie we want to make and hope that the actors like it as much as we do.”
And Bulka assures the Story’s accuracy: “Everything in the movie happened. It really is the story.” The movie already received validation when John Stamos, who played Uncle Jesse, confirmed earlier this month that he really did want to fire the Olsen twins.
(...)
Overall, the producer believes the movie will give fans a newfound respect for the show’s actors, while invoking a sense of nostalgia. “They’ll learn things they didn’t know about some of the pressures and the strains the show put on the personal life of the actors,” Bulka says. “It was a very happy set for the most part. When times were difficult in heir lives — divorces, deaths in the family — they were really there for each other. While we’re very honest about the conflicts and the strains the show put on their lives, we’re really honest about the love.”
Excitement, fear or utter indifference?
I'm going to be honest, for now, I'm judging this simply by the picture and it tells me - nope! Wrong! There's no... authenticity there. So to speak. 😛 But I may be impaired by the decade during which I watched this, I'll admit as much. I'm stuck on the past actors so this just looks wrong, weird and did I mention wrong? 😉
Also - is there really a demand for this? Just wondering. I loved this show, but I don't think I ever once thought about the "behind the scenes" of it.
http://www.ew.com/article/2015/08/2...w?hootPostID=4cc5acb8540c2b2dc69ecabede3d1acc
http://media.philly.com/images/mka-olson0600.jpg
what else would you call that look? heroin-chic?