John Stamos says the Olsen twins made him want to be a father: they were the ‘best versions of future dreams’

Giovanni Stamos once inside Sold out It was life changing on many levels. Even if the beginning wasn’t the best with the children of the time Mary Kate AND Ashley OlsenJohn reveals in his memoirs, if you had told methat the adorable twins soon won her heart.

As the show went on, John explains how he started “spending more time away from the camera with Mary-Kate and Ashley. I love them and they love me. The writers begin to develop more of Jesse and Michelle’s stories, which become the highlight of the series. We’ve got it down to a science; “Mary-Kate is stronger in emotional scenes, Ashley excels in comedic ones.”

As he worked alongside the Olsen twins and watched them grow, John knew he wanted to be a father one day. “I’m young, but I want to have children someday, and these beautiful girls, so lively and bright, are the best versions of dreams of the future,” he writes. “They allow me to look at fatherhood like a baseball catcher sitting on the bench, watching from afar without having to catch any curveballs.”

He continues: “I take them to Disneyland, love them, kiss them on the head, buy them shitty souvenirs and then give them back to their parents to do the hard work. Your little sister, lizzy [Olsen]“She comes to visit them on set and quickly becomes my new favorite Olsen.”

Years after the show ended, John remembers meeting the Olsen twins while performing in a revival of Cabaret. “It’s very strange to have adult Michelles sitting in front of the stereo watching me play someone so different from their beloved Uncle Jesse, but they understand. “We share a mutual pride in the progress we have made,” she writes.

Sold out it aired on ABC from 1987 to 1995. After the show’s original airing, the cast remained together as they navigated new chapters in their careers. When the rebirth more complete house Released in 2016, Mary-Kate and Ashley did not return. if you had told me is available now.