Bob Saget said he had plans to make more movies... months before he died

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Bob Saget was America's dad from 1987 to 1995 in his role as Danny Tanner on Full House, but he wanted to be much more than that.In a recently released interview, issued in three parts from the Til This Day with Radio Rahim podcast on Luminary, the late comedian explained he was looking forward to working on new projects that would allow him to touch his audience in a special way.'I actually believe I'm just starting, because I haven't made a movie that I feel hit everybody, and I want to do a couple of those.' Getting started: In one of his final interviews, Bob Saget said he wanted to do more with his career. ''I actually believe I'm just starting, because I haven't made a movie that I feel hit everybody'In the May 2021 interview, the versatile star declared, 'I'm just getting started.

I swear. I'm going to be more than Bob.' In discussing his lengthy resume', the Philadelphia native said it was his father, Ben, a supermarket executive, who inspired his own work ethic.'He worked non-stop.

I worked non-stop.' Interview: The late comic, who died in January at age 65, talked about his experience on Full House and what he hoped to do in the futureWhen offered the role that made him famous, the funnyman explained he knew what he was getting into.'I wanted to play that part.

I knew I was the Richie Cunningham of the show. It had the same producers as Happy Days. I was there to sit down to give the lectures or just talk to my kids about how you get through life, you know.'He admitted, laughingly, 'and sometimes I'll do it with my own kids.