While John Stamos’ name may be synonymous with “Full House,” the actor is much more than his character, Uncle Jesse. In addition to his role on the ’80s/’90s sitcom and it’s sequel series “Fuller House,” Stamos has also held roles on television shows such as “Grandfathered,” “Glee,” “You,” “Scream Queens,” and “Big Shot,” per IMDb. Of course, Stamos is also a film star, landing roles in movies like “Born To Ride,” “Captive,” “Wedding Wars,” and “Sealed with a Kiss” (via TV Guide). He’s even dabbled in the music industry as well, per Factinate. However, Stamos’ first big role came on “General Hospital.”
The actor originally played the role of Blackie Parrish on the ABC soap. Stamos was introduced to “General Hospital” fans back in 1982, when he landed the role of the teenager who had a rough home life, per CheatSheet. He even got the chance to show off his musical chops when his character became a musician and songwriter on the show.
Although Blackie Parrish isn’t Stamos’ most famous role, the actor has confessed that he owes everything to the character, and that he’s so happy he got his start on the sudser all those years ago.
