FacebookWho says you can't go home again? For Candace Cameron Bure, home is coming to her on set of Fuller House. The View host revealed the iconic Full House home is being recreated on the Warner Bros. lot just for her new Netflix series Fuller House.
"They are building the Full House house on the Warner Brother's back lot! Welcome to my childhood home," she wrote on Facebook. This is what the actual house looks like now.
Bure is starring in the Full House followup series, reprising the role of DJ Tanner. In Fuller House, DJ's all grown up, now a veterinarian and widowed mom of three. She's brought in reinforcements to help her raise her family: best friend Kimmy Gibbler (Andrea Barber) and sister Stephanie (Jodie Sweetin). There will be plenty of familiar faces popping up when the series debuts in 2016, including Bob Saget, Dave Coulier, Lori Loughlin, Scott Weinger, Blake and Dylan Tuomy-Wilhoit and John Stamos. Stamos is also executive producing the show with the original Full House creators. No Mary-Kate Olsen and Ashley Olsen just yet. The twins declined to reprise the role of youngest Tanner sister Michelle.
"They're fully welcome anytime, I love them and there was a lot of miscommunication in the press and stuff," Stamos told Matt Lauer during a recent Today interview. He's referring to the Olsens saying they learned about the new series from Stamos on Jimmy Kimmel Live and comments he made on Twitter after the fact. "I talked to them, I understood why they didn't want to come back. They just have big lives, they haven't acted in a while, but I love them dearly and they're always welcome on our show."
New faces popping up include Eva LaRue as Danny Tanner's wife, Juan Pablo di Pace as Kimmy's ex-husband and Maksim Chmerkovskiy and Val Chmerkovskiy as love interests for the Tanner sisters.