The Olsen Twins Weren’t Always In Sync On 'Full House' — And 2 Cast Members Explained Why
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The iconic duo famously shared the role of Michelle Tanner in the family sitcom for eight seasons.
If you’ve ever wondered what Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen were like as child actors, now’s your chance to find out.
The iconic duo — who famously shared the role of Michelle Tanner in the family sitcom “Full House” for eight seasons — didn’t always agree on how they felt about being on set. And a Nov. 20 episode of the podcast “How Rude, Tanneritos” is shedding light on that dynamic.
Host Jodie Sweetin and Andrea Barber — who played Stephanie Tanner and Kimmy Gibbler, respectively — opened up about life behind the scenes while answering fan questions. One listener wanted to know what it was like working with the twins.
“Was there ever a point when the directors would favor working with one twin over the other and give them more time on set?” one user asked. “In a situation like that, could they fire one and keep the other? How does that work with twins? Especially when they get older and you don’t need to switch out the crying babies.”
After Barber read the question, Sweetin jumped in with an honest response.
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