. >> and louis anderson fits how in the big picture? 1 and 2. >> louis was in the first movie.s like, we are not doing this. one ofcharacters has to be a white character. >> you must have a white person. >> eddie, you know had what is funny, there's movies for years with all white people and nobody ever says is, you know. >> we cannot do it unless we have a black person. never happens. >> and one more thing about the movie. there was an actress, bella murphy in it. what is it like to watch your daughter? >> see themoing sething that they are doing well, and tha th filled up on the set just looking over at baby girl on the set acting with me in scenes. i was filled up every day. >> my princely robes is not on fleek? >> on oh, my god, father, to be on fleek is no more. >> really? >> i heard that you are thinking of returning to stand up. is that true? >> yeah, when the pandemic hit, this last year, i would have been in the clubs working, trying to get my act together. as soon as it's safe to go back in the world i want to do it again. >> you must miss the people. you must. >> the

. >> jimmy: wow and louis anderson, i love seeing him in a cap, don't want to give much away. >> it'sow did louis come to be a part of that film? and your world there? >> i love louis but i think we were forced to put louis in it. >> jimmy: what? >> we were forced to put a white person. >> yeah, paramount was like, because the whole cast was black, it was in the 80's, they're like there has to be a white person in the movie. what? so it's was, who is the funniest white guy around. we knew louis was cool so that's how louis got in the movie. >> wow, he's the funniest white person you know. pretty great distinction to have. >> back then it was 1988, it was like, louis was really funny, it's like we have a white guy, he'd be perfect. >> jimmy: louis is still perfect. -- still pretty funny. >> and jimmy, it was official. i had a list. they gave me a list with three white guys, they said who would you rather work with. i said louis. >> jimmy: really, do you remember the other two? >> oh, yeah. but i can't say. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: when we come back we're going to jump in the time machine

and louis anderson. want to give too much away. >> it's a dashiki. that's even funnier. >> jimmy: how did louis come to be a part of that film and your world there? >> i love louis but i think we were forced to put louis in it. >> jimmy: what? >> we were forced to put a white person. [ laughter ] >> yeah, paramount was like, because the whole cast was black, it was back in the '80s. they're like, we have to have a white person, there has to be a white person in the movie. what? so it's was, who is the funniest white guy around. right? louis, we knew he was cool, so that's how louis got in the movie. >> jimmy: wow, louie's the funniest white person you know? that's a great distinction. >> back then it was 1988, it was like, louis was really funny, it's like we have a white guy, he'd be perfect. >> jimmy: louis is still pretty funny. >> and jimmy, it was official. i had a list. they gave me a list with three white guys, they said who would you rather work with? >> jimmy: really? >> i said, louis. >> jimmy: