FamilyMatters star Reginald VelJohnson will forever be remembered for his role as the caring and compassionate Carl Winslow.
will forever be remembered for his role as the caring and compassionate Carl Winslow. Now, the veteran actor is looking back with ET at his memories of the show.sparked is the character of the Winslow family's nerdy, comically obnoxious next-door neighbor Steve Urkel -- played byBehind the scenes, however, it seems the on-screen frustrations between Carl and Steve mirrored the real-life tensions between VelJohnson and White.
According to the seasoned star, any problems on set had more to do with the issues that come with working with young actors. "I remember one incident, he [and] the kids were playing basketball on the set, and I just couldn’t take it. I said, 'Please, please stop the basketball!' And they wouldn’t stop," he recalled."I said, 'Listen, you either stop the basketball playing or I’m gonna leave.' And I left. But there was no more basketball after that.", who played Harriette Winslow for nearly the show's entire nine-season run.
"We never had arguments or anything on the set. Never. Not once, not ever," he added."I really appreciate that because I made sure that our relationship on the set and off the set was gonna be a good one."and reflected on her own experience on set -- including her tension with White.
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