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*REWIND*
This week on Full House Rewind, director Rich Correll stops by to chat with Dave about “The Miracle Of Thanksgiving.” Beyond producing on Full House, Rich is known as a prolific director, having directed over 700 episodes of TV (!), including the iconic opening sequence of Full House and later episodes of Fuller House. Rich opens up on some incredible Hollywood stories, including what it was like growing up next to Walt Disney and Judy Garland. Plus, we’re chatting about the good times they had on set together, working with the show's child stars, and how Rich approaches directing for TV.
What was it like growing up next to Walt Disney and Judy Garland? Which director screamed in Dave’s face? Which other show’s casts hung out on the Full House set? Tune in now!
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