So, Mary-Kate and
Ashley Olsen decided against reuniting with their Full
House co-stars, but what about younger sister Elizabeth Olsen?
E! News caught up with the
actress at the premiere of her latest film I Saw the Light, which
hits theaters March 25, and the gorgeous celeb addressed rumors that she could
play Michelle Tanner in the popular Netflix reboot (because who better to take
on the job, right?).
When asked about producers
throwing her name out there to possibly play the fan-favorite character in the
reboot, Olsen said she certainly didn't get an offer. "If I did, I'm
pretty sure no one on my team heard it," she tells us. "I don't
know where that started."
Once she realized it was Fuller
House boss Jeff Franklin who started the wild rumor,
Olsen said she "can't say a bad word" about him because he's
"known me since I was an infant."
The 27-year-old did tell us that
she caught the first episode of Fuller House and says, "It was
great."
Meanwhile, Uncle Jesse, er, John
Stamos has been adamant about trying to get the two famous twins on
the Netflix series.
Stamos reprises his role as the
hunky family member on the new show and serves as an executive producer. The
Olsens, who played his niece Michelle, are the only Full House stars who did not to return. Stamos
said last May he was "heartbroken" about it, but now that
the show was renewed for season two, he's hoping there's still a chance.
"I was going to see Ashley
last night and beg her to be on the show," Stamos said on the Today
show a day later. "We would love to have them. I know everybody would love
to see them. I have a good feeling about it."
However, a source recently told
E! News after the season two renewal that nothing has changed for
Mary-Kate and Ashley regarding their decision to appear on the series. Series
creator Jeff Franklin told E! News he was hopeful they would
change their minds.
"It's like all family
reunions—there's always somebody that doesn't show up," he said. "But
hopefully next time around, we'll have them back."
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