You’ve got spunk…Ihatespunk!"
Words cannot express the sadness we feel.
With a kiss on your head- Goodnight dad.
We love you."
When Moore died in 2017, Asner eulogized her in an interview withTV Insider.
Looking back, Asner said, “Did I realize that she was becoming a feminist icon?”
At the time, I thought we were doing a cute little show …
Behind the scenes, though, Moore had struggles Mary Richards never could have imagined.
Asner told TV Insider that he and Moore were both “serious” people, despite their comic reputations. "
I always felt that she could be cryptic," he said.
“There was a secrecy, and darkness, to her.
I’m not sure why, but it’s like she wasn’t destined for happiness.
And she deserved it more than anybody.”
“It wasn’t enough,” he said.
