'The Little Rascals' stars reveal their wild living souvenirs from the set

The Little Rascals duo Blake Collins and Jordan Warkol revealed their mementos, which they kept after the film wrapped.

In an interview with People magazine, Collins and Warkol confessed that they took some keepsakes from the movie set, and some of them are still cherished. “I took the lizards with me,” Warkol revealed.

Reflecting on his experience, Warkol had many scenes with the iguanas, so he gradually became attached to them. He said, “I whipped out my lizard. Brought them home.”

Adding, “My mom didn’t know what the hell an iguana was, and I don’t think she realized it grows to the cage you put it in.”

“So they ended up being these 5-foot, 6-foot long-tailed monsters that she eventually just stopped holding because they’d whip her. So I had those for a bunch of years," Warkol shared further.

Furthermore, Collins noted, "I remember them in Jordan’s room until we were, I don’t know, probably 10."

Besides the live iguanas, the actor also mentioned other keepsakes: “I have Pogs.”

“I do have my cardboard cutout. So we had a whole thing.” Warkol shared.

And as for Collin, he kept a Little Rascals-branded popcorn tub and also has a small cabinet full of collectibles.

It is pertinent to mention that both actors Blake Collins and Jordan Warkol played memorable roles in The Little Rascals, and even after more than three decades since the film's release, the two are still close friends.