Dana Gould

They pulled the anti-Ferrelly and they couldn't do it anymore.

And they found him by himself.

And they were like, yeah, we like this guy.

And they brought him on.

And he was like, how much does it pay?

Well, you know, the way Curley passed on, you know, he was institutionalized at the end of it.

And I mean, it was, you know, but Mo was always there for him.

Mo was always there for him, for Larry.

You know, when Larry had had a stroke and before he passed away, Mo would go read to him and every day and.

Yeah.

I mean, it was, you know, they beat the shit out of Curly and then you throw in, you know, some scotch and some fast living.

Well, I mean the Stooges were always – yeah, they were always treated second class.

Like they never got a set – they never had a set built for them.

They had to reuse sets and I kind of – yeah, as a Stooge fan, I wish they had a 90-minute movie.

Like I wish they were given a full-length movie before the Curly Joe Besser years and all that stuff.

I wish that we could see Curly Howard in a feature-length film but …

Yeah, I mean, it's... I don't know that I can... As a fan, I can't call it sad because I just think they're just absolutely legendary and you laugh your ass off.

But yeah, on a human level, you go, man, what a... Yeah.

And I had this.

I had 45 of this.