John Stamos isn’t happy that his close, late friend Bob Saget was left out of the “In Memoriam” segment during Sunday night’s Tony Awards ceremony.
And now, he’s letting the world know about his displeasure. The popular former Full House star took up for Saget — who tragically and unexpectedly died in January of this year at a hotel in Orlando — on Sunday by using Twitter to reflect his dismay that the late star wasn’t memorialized properly by the show. Related: John Stamos Reveals Ominous Final Text From Friend Taylor Hawkins Of course, Saget was well-known in his career as a TV star, both on the aforementioned classic sitcom and its Netflix reprise Fuller House alongside Stamos, as well as hosting longtime ’90s juggernaut America’s Funniest Home Videos.
The late stand-up star also held movie roles, too, in comedic classics like Half Baked and others. But the Tony Awards miss is a significant one, because Saget was accomplished on stage, as well!
During his prolific career, Bob had two major Broadway roles: in 2006, he played the “Man in Chair” in The Drowsy Chaperone, and almost a decade later, in 2015, he stepped in for theater actor Marc Kudisch to play Pastor Greg for a time in the production of Hand to God.
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