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| Jodie began acting at an early age. Noted earlier TV appearances by her include commercials plus a guest appearance on the show The Hogan Family. Her adorable smile is rumored to have won the hearts of producers Miller and Boyett who were at the time formulating a new sitcom. This new sitcom was destined to be Full House. Miller and Boyett had seen Jodie's performance on Hogan's Family and immediately knew she was perfect for their new show. Jodie didn't even have to audition. In fact, they built the Stephanie character on Full House around her! Bear in mind that at the time Full House premiered in 1987, Jodie was only 5 years old. Those who remember the early seasons of Full House will no doubt recall the incredible acting abilities she was able to exhibit at such an early age. Some may think that any kid could get up there and do it, but Jodie's smooth delivery at such an early age set her apart from being characterized a typical child actress. Jodie went on to grow before our eyes as Full House continued for 8 strong years, until its sudden cancellation in 1995. During her years on Full House she developed an incredibly large following of devoted fans. This following, a noted indicator of her success and popularity, should help catapult Jodie into new and exciting roles, should she choose to continue to pursue acting. Since Full House, Jodie has continued to whet our appetites for her great acting with special appearances on such TV shows as Brotherly Love, and a special appearance as part of an All Star magic special. She's also appeared as part of a Full House 'mini-reunion' on the show America's Funniest Home Videos. Don't miss the pictures from these appearances in our Special Features section. Jodie was briefly featured as a secondary character on Fox's Party of Five. Jodie joined the cast beginning with the October 19, 1999 show. Since then, Jodie also had a featured spot in a music video for the startup group "Up Syndrome" in 2000. |
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