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Really, Jason Donovan? When I met him, he seemed to be a right c**t , I said hi to him at this theatre show and he completely blanked me and my girlfriend(at the time).
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I was at the BAFTA Red Carpet, those who I don't mention were nice, the following ignored people
Jennifer Saunders (w/ Are Edmondson) Jennifer was getting called over, she looked and carried on walking Same goes for Alan Sugar and Harry Hill |
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Lol at the person on the previous page saying convicted murderers were nice
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Just cos someone ignores you or wont sign an autograph/do a picture doesnt make them a bastard!
How can a fleeting encouter tell you ANYTHING of any value about a person?? If you've known them personally or worked with them then fine, you probably have some knowledge of what they're like. A 5 second encouter tells you NOTHING! |
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I had to take a few minutes out to think.
Nice Denzel Washington Halle Berry Larry Hagman Cher Daryl Hannah Mohamed Ali Donna Summer Sandra Bullock (awesome woman) Mathew Macounegy Lance Armstong and family (years ago as they were having meal in Texas restaurant. I waved and said hello...they waved back) Sting Mick Jagger Eddie Van Halen Tina Marie Tom Petty Ice T Kim and Kourtney Kardashian (when they were much younger and before they were famous) Ryan Gosling (met he and some of the crew while they were filming The Note Book in South Carolina) Billy Connolly and Pamela Stephenson Anita Baker Lionel Ritchie Paula Abdul Heather Locklear Paul Weller 3 of the female Manson killer (not celebs but notorious killers...was locked up with them for 9 months) Pricks/douches Chuck Norris (I worked for him) Don Simpson (Hollywood Producer Top Gun, Beverly Hills Cop, The Rock) Delay Thompson Eddie Murphy Hank Williams Jnr Jessica Simpson (but I think she was having a bad day) There are loads more How did you meet Tom Petty? |
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It's strange but I have never heard one single report of anyone having a good thing to say about Eddie Murphy, ever.
There must be something. |
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Mick Foley, despite being one of the most batsh*t crazy and violent wrestlers ever, is an absolute teddybear.
He does a few stand-up comedy shows now and I saw him in Belfast - despite his plane leaving two hours after his gig was over, he stayed after the show to sign autographs and get his photo taken with every single person who was at the gig (this was included in the admission price btw). Never heard anyone say a bad word about him, I was near the back of the queue and he had as much time for me as the folks at the front. Gentleman. |
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Its funny many have said Lulu. I also know someone who met her and they claimed she was a proper diva and had everyone in shock at just how rude she was.
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wow, you've met a lot!
How did you meet Tom Petty? |
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Didn't they murder 7 people in a 2 day killing spree? Yep, they sound lovely people. I'd like them to be my neighbours in fact.
Very nice people as you could imagine. I'd very much like to meet them for tea and crumpets. |
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A 5 second encouter tells you NOTHING!
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Just cos someone ignores you or wont sign an autograph/do a picture doesnt make them a bastard!
How can a fleeting encouter tell you ANYTHING of any value about a person?? If you've known them personally or worked with them then fine, you probably have some knowledge of what they're like. A 5 second encouter tells you NOTHING! There does seem to be a theme with some people, though. Has anyone had a nice encounter with Cilla? Lulu? |
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Ive met quite a few Star Trek and Star Wars actors.
Sir Patrick Stewart-lovely. Jonathan Frakes-very nice, friendly and chatty Nana Vistor-lovely, made a special effort to get into a photo with us. She was beind a long row of tables and had to go a long way to walk around them all. She made sure we got a good photo and insisted we take more if needed. Avery brooks-seemed ok, didnt like picture being taken and wouldnt look anyone in the face or at camera. Ray Park-the most wonderful person ive ever met. In fact he was so nice im in love with him Weve met him a few times and he remembers us. I watch him when interacting with people and he acts like theyre the first person he's met that day and spends ages with him. So nice. Warwick Davis-great guy Jay Laga'aia-lovely, very happy to chat for ages. Anthony Daniels-was ok Jeremy Bulloch-He came up to us and started chatting away about family etc. Nice man. Both of these werent rude, just didnt really acknowledge us. But did sign an autograph. David Prowse- Kenny Baker- A few years ago we met Robert Pattison, He was nice but a bit shy/embarrased. He was at a signing event where there were lots of 'celebs' however noone was going to him. I took pity on him, just amazing that a short while later Twilight was released. Bet he doesnt have that problem anymore ![]() |
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I've only heard of Sir Patrick Stewart. Who the heck are the others?
Kenny Baker-R2D2 Dave Prowse-Darth Vadar/70s Green Cross Man ads |
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Didn't they murder 7 people in a 2 day killing spree? Yep, they sound lovely people. I'd like them to be my neighbours in fact.
The murders were in the summer of 1969. I met them in 1990 and they were not the crazy, drugged out, zombies who Charles Manson had control over. There so much more to my views that I can't go into on this thread. |
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Yup, and I hope they are released at some point. Too late for Susan Atkins who died a few years ago.
Yeah, what a shame. 'I was stoned, man, stoned on acid,' Atkins testified during the trial's penalty phase. 'I don't know how many times I stabbed (Tate) and I don't know why I stabbed her," she said. 'She kept begging and pleading and begging and pleading and I got sick of listening to it, so I stabbed her.' She said she felt 'no guilt for what I've done. It was right then and I still believe it was right'. Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz1wpiXlZQo |
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Yes they were all involved in the murders. Have you read Helter Skelter?
The murders were in the summer of 1969. I met them in 1990 and they were not the crazy, drugged out, zombies who Charles Manson had control over. There so much more to my views that I can't go into on this thread. Meantime, excuse me if I don't consider your views on these particular "nice celebritities" as having any validity whatsoever. |
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Anthony Daniels-C3PO
Kenny Baker-R2D2 Dave Prowse-Darth Vadar/70s Green Cross Man ads It shows how behind the times I am.
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Maybe he didn't hear your "hi's"? I wouldn't call someone a c*nt just because they don't reply to me when I say hi. Did he do something else as well?
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Oh, I definitely said 'hi' loud enough. I thought I'd give it a few minutes, so I went back up to him and said hi again but he still blanked me. I thought it was very rude of him not to reply back, so for that day forward, I decided to not like him haha. But I have heard from other people that he is quite rude and obnoxious.
![]() I just thought to mention it, because I've been mentioned to be rude to some people, when I've simply been in my own thoughts and own little world for a moment, and have accidentally ignored people who have said hi to me.
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The murders were in the summer of 1969. I met them in 1990 and they were not the crazy, drugged out, zombies who Charles Manson had control over.
Very interested in your experience, but it's off-topic sadly, so I shall refrain from asking! |
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Yeah, what a shame.
'I was stoned, man, stoned on acid,' Atkins testified during the trial's penalty phase. 'I don't know how many times I stabbed (Tate) and I don't know why I stabbed her," she said. 'She kept begging and pleading and begging and pleading and I got sick of listening to it, so I stabbed her.' She said she felt 'no guilt for what I've done. It was right then and I still believe it was right'. Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz1wpiXlZQo |
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Its funny many have said Lulu. I also know someone who met her and they claimed she was a proper diva and had everyone in shock at just how rude she was.
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I can understand that. From reading Helter Skelter myself, I got the impression that the members of Manson's 'Family' were emotionally damaged, vulnerable people, who Manson systematically brainwashed with mind-control techniques, hallucinogenic drugs and all other kinds of craziness. Without his malign influence and control, I doubt the murders would have happened.
Very interested in your experience, but it's off-topic sadly, so I shall refrain from asking! |
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Perhaps that's just as well.
Meantime, excuse me if I don't consider your views on these particular "nice celebritities" as having any validity whatsoever. After all this is a lighthearted thread that you have decided to make personal. There is much more to life than hanging on Daily Mail views. Stepping into these 'nice peoples' world gives you a better understanding than self righteous sanctimonious views and mob mentality. |
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