"Bronson Pinchot once went on a date with the late Carrie Fisher that ended with them being kicked out of a restaurant due to her boisterous antics. The “Perfect Strangers” alum, 62, exclusively told Page Six that he met the “Star Wars” actress on an episode of “George Burns Comedy Week” in 1985 when he was new to show business, and he was immediately “smitten” by her “devastating wit.” “So, I asked her out,” he revealed. “And we went to a fabulous Chinese restaurant in Beverly Hills. And this is what she was like: She made an art form out of saying difficult things brilliantly. When she said it, it wasn’t blunt, it was devil-may-care and adorable.” Pinchot recalled Fisher giving him a stern warning over dinner. “She said to me, ‘Bronson, don’t fall in love with me. Don’t even think about it,'” he told us. When the “First Wives Club” star asked the “Postcards from the Edge” author why, she replied, “Because I’m manic-depressive and I do things like this,” according to his recollection. (She was diagnosed with bipolar disorder in her 20s.) Pinchot said Fisher then proceeded to stand up and pull her dress over her head, revealing Minnie Mouse underwear, which resulted in the pair being unceremoniously booted from the eatery. The actor, who most recently appeared in an episode of “Black Monday,” admitted that he wasn’t horrified by his dinner companion’s outrageous behavior. “I was 26 and Princess Leia was pulling her dress over her head in a fancy restaurant,” he said. “So, I think I thought, ‘This is what the fast lane is like.’ And I remember distinctly how her body was incredible. “She really meant, ‘You don’t want to have a crush on me or anything deeper because I’m out there,'” he theorized. “She was telling me the God’s most unvarnished truth. And yet, she had to have known that given my age and where we were and who she was, how I would think she was being sexy. She must have relished that. And yet, because of her incredible charm and her incredible wit, it’s something I still relish about to this day.”