Lori Loughlin Dishes On Working With Keanu Reeves In An '80s Teen Comedy
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The "Full House" star discussed the experience during a recent appearance on podcast, “How Rude, Tanneritos!”
Lori Loughlin has nothing but fond memories from her time working on a film with Keanu Reeves nearly 40 years ago.
The “Full House” star discussed what it was like co-starring with Reeves in the 1988 comedy, “The Night Before,” in Friday’s episode of the podcast, “How Rude, Tanneritos!” hosted by former “Full House” co-stars Jodie Sweetin and Andrea Barber.
Loughlin said Reeves played a “nerdy guy” in the film, but in real life he was “lovely.”
“What a lovely, lovely man,” she said, adding, “He’s just a dream. He really is. So sweet.”
“The Night Before” centers around a popular high school student named Tara (Loughlin) who loses a bet and has to go to prom with Winston (Reeves). Their night gets derailed after Reeves’ character gets lost on the way to prom and they “end up stranded on the worst side of town,” a film description reads.
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