Lori Loughlin Remembers Working with Keanu Reeves on ‘The Night Before’

Lori Loughlin and Keanu Reeves

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While taking a trip down memory lane, Lori Loughlin recalled the positive experience of working with Keanu Reeves on their 1988 film. The night before.

the Full house The actress recently spoke about the teen comedy that co-stars Jodie Sweetin and Andrea Barber How rude, Taneritus! Podcast. Directed by Tom Eberhart, the film follows Reeves’ character, Winston, who takes popular high school girl Tara (Loughlin) to prom, but wakes up with no memories and Tara missing.

“(Reeves) was the man obsessed?” “He was the obsessed guy,” Sweetin asked, as Loughlin confirmed. “Can you imagine?”

the When the heart calls The actress added that Matrix The star “was so wonderful. … What a lovely, lovely man.

Sweetin admitted that she “wanted to meet him so badly” because of all the “wonderful” things she’d heard about Reeves, and Loughlin confirmed that it was all true, adding: “He’s just a dream” and “so cute.”

Elsewhere during their conversation, Loughlin talked about filming the “funny” movie, The night beforeWhich she described as a “twisted black comedy.”

Although she said her overall filming experience “was fun” and “I loved it,” there was a scary moment when they were filming some scenes in “downtown Los Angeles at night.” She recalled returning to the set after leaving for “lunch one night,” and “someone was killed in the alley where we were just shooting.”

“I was like, ‘Oh my God,’” added Loughlin, who spent two months in prison for her involvement in the 2019 college admissions scandal. “We were in the thick of it.”