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"If people would only
think of his gift instead of his death, I would love it," Freddie Jr. says. "I have this album of his stand-up, Lookin' Good,
and no matter how upset I was, anytime, ever, the second I played it he could make me laugh. He was so sharp and spontaneous,
so fast!"
THE FOLLOWING IS AN EXCERPT
OF
AN INTERVIEW WITH FREDDIE JR.
ON THE TONIGHT SHOW
That is usually
what people want to talk about -- my father and our relationship with him and the things I deal with," Prinze says. "Honestly,
there is not a whole lot to talk about. I wish there was. I mean, there are a lot of things other people told me. Everybody
said, 'Oh, I loved him so much. He was a great man.' But I don't know anything about it. He loved my mom, I know he loved
making people laugh.
The thoughtful young man,
however, is determined to pay tribute to his father's dream through his own success. "It leaves a lot of open-ended questions
to a son who had a lot of questions that needed to be answered. To an extent, it inspires you to want to succeed and do well,
not only for your own sake, but to make your father proud, a father that a son wanted so dearly," he said.
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