The Unauthorized Full House Story (TV Movie 2015)

Awards
- 2 nominations

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Garrett Brawith

Bob Saget

Justin Mader

Dave Coulier

Justin Gaston

John Stamos

Stephanie Bennett

Lori Loughlin

Shelby Armstrong

Younger Candace Cameron

Brittney Wilson

Older Candace Cameron

Dakota Guppy

Younger Jodie Sweetin

Jordyn Ashley Olson

Older Jodie Sweetin

Blaise Todd

Toddler Mary-Kate Olsen

Kinslea Todd

Toddler Ashley Olsen

Calla Jones

Mary-Kate Olsen Age 6

Tyla Jones

Ashley Olsen Age 6

Kylie Armstrong

Mary-Kate Olsen Age 9

Jordan Armstrong

Ashley Olsen Age 9

Aislyn Watson

Younger Andrea Barber

Jaime Schneider

Older Andrea Barber

Ali Liebert

Gay Saget

Ashley Diana Morris

Rebecca Romijn

Director
- Brian K. Roberts
Writer
- Ron McGee
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Trivia
The characters Steve, Nicky, and Alexander only appear in the filming of the series finale as their actors do not receive a proper introduction.

Goofs
After celebrating the announcement of the fourth season ("Greek Week"), Candace Cameron gets frightened about her first kiss to a boy that her character, D.J. likes, and seeks advice from John Stamos and Lori Laughlin respectively. When she walks in, Lori's character, Becky, is telling John's character, Jesse, that because they are engaged, he is not allowed to flirt with other women. Jesse and Becky became engaged in the first episode of the fourth season, while D.J. kissed Kevin, the boy she liked, in the middle of the third season.

Quotes
Gay Saget: Then start there
Bob Saget: In the shower with Stamos?

Connections
References Full House (1987)

Soundtracks
Sharkey's Groove
Written by Jeff Meegan, David Tobin and Mark Armstrong

Pretty interesting account showcasing the lives of the FULL HOUSE cast while the hit series was in production from 1987–1995 (and book-ended by relevant events outside of the show's run), with a primary focus on Stamos (Gaston), Coulier (Mader) and Saget (Brawith). Very well-casted, and its pacing is impressively smooth. A main setback is the lack of major conflict warranting such a "dramatic story". It's also a bit strange how the characters can say they wish their real lives were as simple as FULL HOUSE when the show was about a young widower and his three motherless daughters.... Still, kudos to the attention to detail—they even make sure to cover Posey as Danny Tanner in the unaired pilot.

★★★ (out of four)