The «Full House» star reveals how she turned down roles involving sexuality and risky content, choosing character over career advancement in Hollywood.
Candace Cameron Bure is shedding light on why she rejected several Hollywood scripts in her teens and 20s.
«I was just honestly never the kid that wanted to do the risky thing, that wanted to use my body or my sexuality to get ahead … My morality meant more to me, and my character has always meant more to me than the success of things … That’s a part of inherently me — not because I’m trying to be the righteous person, but I just genuinely was not that kid that wanted to do that», she said on the «Stay True» podcast.
Bure shared that as her career evolved, turning down roles that didn’t align with her beliefs wasn’t a difficult decision.
«So it made for some of those decisions when I would get presented a script that went against my own moral boundaries … it was an easy decision to say, ‘No, I don’t want to do that,’ because I genuinely didn’t want to do those things.»
The «Another Sweet Christmas» star admitted there were times when she had to pause when Hollywood scripts went too far.
