[ SECRET POST #2667 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2667 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Celebrities

[shortysc22]

That's pretty awesome that you kind of own an 80s teen star. I always wonder how child/teen stars adjust back into society and I guess I'm kind of embarrassed for him that he still has to deal with girls throwing themselves at him.

When a friend and I met an actor in one of our favorite TV shows, he was there to promote his new film. After we chatted with him about the film and the weather (how mundane) we politely said thanks, got pictures and left. Meanwhile, we realized we didn't mention we were fans of his from before, just how much we loved the film we just saw. We didn't want to be "those girls."

Re: Celebrities

[hands4healing]

It's fun to say, too. "I own an 80s teen star!"

He and I were pals in the 90's, actually. I tracked him down via the internet, but have no real way to get in contact with him to play the 'do you remember?' game. He has integrated into society pretty well, as far as I can see. I was pleased to see him on an "I Love the 80's" show, as he is now. Or then, since we were watching those programs in the late 90's, I think.

I was too tongue-tied when I met John Schneider, but I did manage to stammer out how much I'd adored his series.

Re: Celebrities

[shortysc22]

I always love fun stories like this though. And yes, I do remember "I Love the 80s" and LOVED those shows. Watched all of them.

Meeting Neil Gaiman, we all gushed over his books and how much we loved him. But with the actor I met we were just shocked at how quiet and reserved he was, especially in comparison to the character he plays. Honestly, if he didn't look so busy trying to promote his film, we just wanted to take him out for a drink to chat with him some more. Not about fame and acting but just to hang out because he seemed like such a great guy.

Re: Celebrities

[hands4healing]

I did, too.

I didn't get a chance to meet Neil Gaiman, though he did sign my very old copy of Good Omens. He was a guest at the comic book store my ex-husband worked at. I have a few signed books because of that job!

Re: Celebrities

[shortysc22]

I love having signed books. That's pretty cool, I'm slowly building a collection of signed books (I have Good Omens signed too haha)

Re: Celebrities

[hands4healing]

Me, too, for the signed books. I've won some from Goodreads, which always makes me grin.