“It was the winter time.
Delivering is hard, and I got a huge order.
It was a big order.
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Like,Iused to live there.
That affects me, but not that much.”
She admits that this particular instance with Anderson, though, impacted her more than she anticipated.
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“This got me, because, back in the day, we knew each other.
I ring the doorbell of this big order, and Louie Anderson opens the door and heknewwho I was.
He looked right at me and he knew.
And I knew he knew,” Powter remembers.
“He had just had that huge resurrection with that show [Baskets] he did.
He did such a good job.
He was such a nice man.”
“I was so grateful to him for being so honorable.
“It was an indictment of how we discard human beings as they get older in this country.
Check back with EW for more from our interview with Powter.
