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50 Times Celebrities Were So Wholesome, They Made Someone's Day Tom Hanks at Best Buy. He was in line in front of me with a cart full, all by himself. I was only buying a bottle of water because they didn’t have what I was looking for. I just blurted out” Forest Gump is my favorite movie” like a creep, and he turned around, and said “that was my favorite movie to make! I’m glad you love it.” He then chatted with me while about movies as we stood in line. When it was his turn to check out while they were ringing up his stuff he said “oh let me get that water for you” and paid for my water. He kept talking to me and then we walked out and he said “nice talking to you! You’re a very nice young lady and always remember... life is like a box of chocolates.. you never know what your gonna get” in his Forest Gump voice. IT WAS THE BEST THING EVER.

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Final score:

658points

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glowworm2 2 years ago

Tom Hanks is very wholesome.

150points

50 Times Celebrities Were So Wholesome, They Made Someone's Day Robin Williams accepted $75,000, rather than his typical fee of about $8 million, for his role as the Genie in ‘Aladdin’ because he wanted to ‘leave something wonderful behind’ for his children.

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531points

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Gen X Feral 8 months ago

😭 That sweet wonderful man. I'll always miss him

3points

50 Times Celebrities Were So Wholesome, They Made Someone's Day Went to dinner at Buca di Beppo and at the table next to us was Alice Cooper with family and friends. We made a point of not staring or interrupting, but when they left right after we did, we decided to ask for a photo in the parking lot. I said, "I hope it's not a huge intrusion," to which he replied, "Fans are never an intrusion. People like you have made it possible for me to live my dream, and I'm glad to give back any way I can." Damn if that didn't make a lasting impression on me!

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Final score:

530points

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glowworm2 2 years ago

Wonderful reaction to fans!

121points

50 Times Celebrities Were So Wholesome, They Made Someone's Day Jack Black. We passed him walking down a street in LA. My daughter says "I swear that's Jack Black!" We doubted her so she yells (he's about 10 yards away) "hey are you Jack Black?" He stops, turns around and says "I am." Then he walked back up to our group, took a picture with my kids, chatted with my husband about Judas Priest (my hubby was wearing their latest tour shirt) and signed autographs. I was with a group of six tweens/teens and he engaged everyone of them in a conversation. So very cool.

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Final score:

497points

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JuneMidnights 2 years ago

What a cool dude

103points

50 Times Celebrities Were So Wholesome, They Made Someone's Day Patrick Stewart. I met him in Stanley Park in June 1991 when I was feeding squirrels. He seemed intrigued so I gave him some food and showed him how to call them over. He is just as nice in person as you would expect him to be.

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Final score:

474points

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glowworm2 2 years ago

I’ve only heard wonderful things about this man. Him wanting to learn how to feed the squirrels is precious.

132points

50 Times Celebrities Were So Wholesome, They Made Someone's Day So my mom told me this story about how my aunt and uncle ran into a celebrity at a bar and became friends with him, and she couldn't remember his name.
My aunt just sent me these pictures...

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Final score:

471points

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Teri Patrick 1 year ago

My brother-in-law was buds with him in Junior and High School.

8points

50 Times Celebrities Were So Wholesome, They Made Someone's Day Tony Hawk, late 90's. He came to our local skatepark for a demo but it was a tiny little indoor park and he couldn't do much. After skating for a bit to appease the crowd, he snuck out the back across the parking lot to the bowling alley. Me and two friends followed him, he invited us to bowl with him, bought us chicken tenders and french fries and talked about skateboarding with us for over an hour. Honestly one of the coolest guys I've ever met, fast forward 20 years later and I get to meet him again at our local skatepark unveiling that his foundation helped pay for and man, he was just as cool. We chatted a bit at the water fountain, I mentioned that as a kid he treated us to chicken tenders and french fries at the bowling alley when I was just a kid, and wouldn't you know it he was like oh in Amity Ct? Wasn't the skatepark called B17? I was simply floored. He went on to explain he was having a rough day that day and just hanging with three little kids bowling and talking skateboarding made him realize just how great life was.

Thank you for everything you have ever done for skateboarding Tony!

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Final score:

450points

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mysticalasDUCK 2 years ago

Aww, that’s so nice!

66points

50 Times Celebrities Were So Wholesome, They Made Someone's Day A coworker noticed Robin Williams flipping through a book quietly at a bookstore I worked at. It was during the filming of Good Will Hunting so he had a beard and wasn’t so recognizable- she said “I think that’s Robin Williams!”, he looked up from his book smiled and then put a finger to his mouth “Shhhh, I know”

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Final score:

437points

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Terri Owens 2 years ago

He was always a class act! RIP, our comedy hero!

126points

#10

50 Times Celebrities Were So Wholesome, They Made Someone's Day Stone Cold Steve Austin found my dog that ran away and picked him up off of the highway. He ended up cleaning up our dog and gave him tons of toys before we got him back.

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357points

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JuneMidnights 2 years ago

Make sure to tell the dog it’s a good boi

63points

#11

50 Times Celebrities Were So Wholesome, They Made Someone's Day I met Leslie Nielsen when I was around 12, on a film set some family members worked on. He had, unknown to everyone at the time, a little fart-noise machine in his pocket. Not some stupid little one, but a full on, several different 'types' and durations, pro fart-noise machine. When me and my 4 siblings were around him and a bunch of other adults, he would periodically let the thing ripp mid conversation, and then stay perfectly calm, not leading on. Only then to give little eyebrow raises and other funny faces to us kids as no one else was looking, putting us in on the joke but leaving the adults all confused/embarrassed.

This went on the entire day we were on set, and I could barely keep from peeing myself.

TL;DR, Leslie Neilsen, is the coolest adult ever. Rest in peace good Sir!

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Final score:

333points

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glowworm2 2 years ago

I’ve heard about his obsession with his fart machine. Love it!

66points

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#12

50 Times Celebrities Were So Wholesome, They Made Someone's Day Met Viggo Mortensen quite a handful of times as he used to go to the restaurant I managed at the time.

He was one of the nicest, most down to earth celebrities we had. He would, after we offered, join us for dinner once the restaurant had closed and would bring small gifts every time for everyone.

Final score:

330points

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Jacqueline Pie Francis Premium 2 years ago

I love this

49points

#13

50 Times Celebrities Were So Wholesome, They Made Someone's Day Bruce Willis

I was out playing golf with a buddy one day when I heard another golfer call up from behind asking he could join us. We said sure and as he got closer we realized it was Bruce Willis. We played 9 holes with him (he's a pretty good golfer) then he bought each of us a beer afterwards. Awesome guy

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Final score:

329points

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rw55066 2 years ago

I'm going to miss seeing him in new movies

97points

#14

50 Times Celebrities Were So Wholesome, They Made Someone's Day I once ran into Ryan Reynolds on an elevator and told him he looked exactly like Ryan Reynolds.

He was very amused. I was very embarrassed.

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Final score:

315points

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Agent 8433599 2 years ago

Lucky! I would love to meet Ryan Reynolds!!

64points

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#15

50 Times Celebrities Were So Wholesome, They Made Someone's Day Met Jason Momoa at a comic expo last year. Huge line up for an autograph and when i finally got up I gave him a copy of issue #1 of the new 52 Aquaman, he got excited that someone asked him to sigh something not Game of Thrones related so we talked about the new Justice League movies for a few minutes until I was rushed out. At the end he didn't make me pay for the autograph because i was the first Aquaman fan to get one from him.

Final score:

278points

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JuneMidnights 2 years ago

If he was at a comic expo I would expect people to talk about actual comics there not Game of Thrones

58points

#16

50 Times Celebrities Were So Wholesome, They Made Someone's Day Paul Walker - Met him about 6 months before he died.. he was eating lunch at a local burger joint downtown (Habit Burger). I'm a huge fan boy and so I did that awkward "Hey aren't you Paul Walker?" thing and he just laughed and said "Yeah bro, what's up?" We talked for about fifteen minutes, just shooting the s**t about cars, surfing, he asked about my skateboard etc. It started as a starstruck encounter but by the time we said goodbyes it was just like talking to a good friend and i'll always appreciate that. I'm not ashamed to say as a dude I cried when I heard about his death and again when watching Furious 7.

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Final score:

273points

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engineer_nope.avi 2 years ago

That was nearly 10 years ago and it still floored me when I watched Furious 7. It was so sudden that no one expected it.

42points

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#17

50 Times Celebrities Were So Wholesome, They Made Someone's Day I got bought a beer by Prince William on several occasions. I used to work at a hotel bar around the corner from Highgrove estate and when they were at home would often come in.

He was at St Andrews Uni (Scotland) during these years and I would often jokingly refuse to accept his Scottish currency (BTW it's completely legal tender). He would then make some light hearted reference about his Grandmother being on it...

Prince Harry used to come in with his mates too. BY GOD CAN THOSE ROYALS DRINK.

Final score:

258points

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George washingmashine 2 years ago

Queen didn’t raise no lightweights!

98points

#18

50 Times Celebrities Were So Wholesome, They Made Someone's Day Walter Koenig was by far the nicest of the Star Trek folks. He collects buttons and asked if he could have the one I was wearing (from a comic book I was writing at the time) and I told him if he gave me his address I'd send him one. He did, I did, and we corresponded for a while. He sends notes on long paper with the title "Chekov List." Great guy.

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Final score:

240points

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Michelle Muirhead 2 years ago

what a lovely man.

38points

#19

50 Times Celebrities Were So Wholesome, They Made Someone's Day When I was 4 or 5, my family and I were coming back from a vacation, and my dad and I had the aisle and middle seats, respectively, in one of those areas with three seats. We stayed on the plane during a layover, and dad took a nap. He woke up to hear me talking, at first didn't think anything of it because I had a lot of "imaginary friends" at the time. He looked over and I was sitting on the lap of our seat-mate who had the window seat now, who had gotten on during the layover, talking to him and pointing out the window. Dad had to do a double take to make sure he wasn't still asleep and dreaming, because it was Jerry Garcia, his favourite musician then (and still is). All I really remember is he looked like Santa and was hella nice.

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Final score:

220points

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Agent 8433599 2 years ago

He looked like Santa! 🤣

53points

#20

50 Times Celebrities Were So Wholesome, They Made Someone's Day I met Danny Trejo in Austin. It may have been because I was a young woman, but he took a picture with me and was adorably sweet. His hand were super soft too!

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Final score:

204points

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Joran Quinten 2 years ago

I think Danny is a hidden gem

9points

#21

50 Times Celebrities Were So Wholesome, They Made Someone's Day 25 years ago I drove a cab while in college. Picked up Paul McCartney. It was near my mother's birthday and I called her and he sung her happy birthday.

Edit: He got in the cab and asked to be taken to the stadium. (he was doing a show there that night) I'm looking at him going I know this guy (I was 23 at the time, never expected a celeb in my cab in Cincinnati). When I realized who he was, I asked to be sure, and he laughed. I mentioned my mom was a huge fan and asked him if he would do it. He asked which birthday song I wanted him to sing his or the other one. I chose the other one.

I had a Bag phone in the car, I think it might have cost me a small fortune for that call but totally worth it. If only I had had a modern phone for the camera.

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Final score:

202points

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Kurtis Cobainus 2 years ago

This fits so well. Paul and birthday

33points

#22

50 Times Celebrities Were So Wholesome, They Made Someone's Day Served jury duty with Steve Carell. He was great. Talked to him for a little bit while waiting outside a courtroom. The thing that sucked was when we went to lunch I saw papparazi chasing him as he tried to get something to eat. Just wanted to be a normal guy doing his civic duty.

BubbaGump4192 , en.wikipedia.org Report

Final score:

188points

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Kathryn Baylis 2 years ago (edited)

I’ve heard Tom Hanks does jury duty too. Nice to hear but I bet it gets difficult for them outside the courtroom, as well as for the judge and lawyers, as their presence could take attention away from the case being presented. Still, I like it when celebrities try to blend in and go about normal life. I used to live in LA (SGV), so leave them alone and try not to stare. If the occasion arose for normal small talk (as I would do with anyone), fine. Otherwise, it’s only fair to let them be, the same way I want to be left alone to go about my business.

35points

#23

50 Times Celebrities Were So Wholesome, They Made Someone's Day Adam Sandler was filming a movie by my high school a few years ago. Word got around, and a huge crowd waited around with hopes to meet him and that Napoleon Dynamite guy. They finished wrapping and Napoleon Dynamite guy jumps into a van and gets rushed away without even looking at any of the hundreds of kids waiting to meet him. Adam Sandler walks over to his trailer and waves and walks in leaving everyone who had been waiting around saddened. His assistant announced to everyone that it was a long day and he needed a few minutes and then would be out for autographs and pictures. He came out about 10 minutes later and met EVERYONE there including me. It was so awesome since I grew up loving him. Funny to see a new comer act like a d**k and not meet anyone and a seasoned actor come and meet everyone.

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Final score:

183points

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Duncan Rogers 2 years ago

Whoever the OP is has exactly the attitude that makes some people jump into their vans and run away. The expectation of their time. The OP doesn't have the first idea why Jon Hader ("Napoleon Dynamite guy") had to leave in a hurry. Could have been for any number of completely reasonable reasons. I can't stand people who feel like they deserve a celebs time. they don't.

150points

#24

50 Times Celebrities Were So Wholesome, They Made Someone's Day I’m sure this will come as no surprise, but John Cena is one of the nicest and naturally awesome people in existence. He came to visit the new enlisted rec center they built for us back in the mid 00’s to do a meet and greet. While he was only booked to be there from 1400 to 1600, when we told him that most of the SUBSCOL students didn’t get out class until then he said he’d be more than willing to stay later. He hung out with all the guys who came to see him shooting pool, playing darts and Xbox, and pretty much signing everything and taking a ton of pictures. The dude is just a straight up class act.

Kornholyo , en.wikipedia.org Report

Final score:

180points

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rw55066 2 years ago

His recent activity for the young Ukrainian special needs boy was amazing

99points

#25

50 Times Celebrities Were So Wholesome, They Made Someone's Day Nelly. Was able to meet him a few times. Each time he always gave me a hug. He also called elders Sir & Ma'am. Very nice guy!

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Final score:

176points

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Lily Mae Kitty 2 years ago

he's still adorable.

3points

#26

50 Times Celebrities Were So Wholesome, They Made Someone's Day My dad shared an elevator with Snoop Dog in Florida. My dad (50 year old fat white guy) asked him if he wanted to go golfing with him later. Snoop said no, but was really nice about it.

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Final score:

174points

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rw55066 2 years ago

Should have asked to join in another "recreational" activity

50points

#27

50 Times Celebrities Were So Wholesome, They Made Someone's Day Paris Hilton. Met her at the premier of "The L Word". She could not have been nicer. Introduced herself, asked about what my friends and I all did, seemed genuinely interested, chatted for a bit. She had water in between her drinks so as not to get drunk. The only part about her that sucked were all the leeches that came with her trying to glom on to her fame. When she wasn't being constantly interrupted by people demanding photos and autographs, I found her very down to earth and clever. The whole s**t she does to be famous seems to just be an act. I never thought of her as an idiot again.

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Final score:

164points

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Stannous Flouride 2 years ago

Lots of actors who play the part of fools are actually quite smart.

64points

#28

50 Times Celebrities Were So Wholesome, They Made Someone's Day Tony Bennett made us put our tools down and go eat dinner at a venue we were doing electrical work at.

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Final score:

147points

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Felice Coles 2 years ago

Did he pay for the meal? That would have been super-duper nice!

10points

#29

50 Times Celebrities Were So Wholesome, They Made Someone's Day I walked past Conan O'Brien on a street corner in Greenwich Village, NYC. I am a HUGE fan, so I double backed to say hello. Conan was with his wife (this was approx 2 weeks before the NBC fiasco went public, so he was probably stressing about that) and I was with two stoned friends. So I'd forgive Coco for being dismissive... but he was not. He was as friendly, approachable, and genuine as he appears on the show, if not more. He gave us several minutes of attention, he spoke to us, looked at our eyes, listened, joked, he was the f**king man.

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Final score:

147points

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rw55066 2 years ago

Team Coco!

26points

#30

50 Times Celebrities Were So Wholesome, They Made Someone's Day I met Michael Cera at a bar in portland. I had a mutual friend and decided to say what's up. He was really cool, and asked about the girls I was there with. I informed him that I had just told the girls that I was friends with him and asked if he could laugh really loud like I was funny. He erupted in laughter while waving to the girls. I offered to buy him a drink but he had just got one, which was good cuz i was broke. I went back to my table like a f**king boss. I credit him with me laid that night, such a team player.

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Final score:

143points

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JuneMidnights 2 years ago

10/10 wingman move

63points

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#31

50 Times Celebrities Were So Wholesome, They Made Someone's Day Chuck Norris, I was working at a movie theater and him and his family came in and came to my counter to order concessions. Super nice and seemed very loving with his kids. He thanked me for treating him normally. He also paid in exact change.

Final score:

140points

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rw55066 2 years ago

Just watch out because I hear he has a third fist hidden in his beard! Lol

45points

#32

50 Times Celebrities Were So Wholesome, They Made Someone's Day I met Nichelle Nichols (the original Uhura) at a con. She was very gracious with me while I fangirled all over her. Super classy lady.

Similar experience a few years earlier with George Takei. Very gracious, very kind and friendly, willing to take a few moments to actually interact with everyone who came through his line.

I got them both to sign my copy of Star Trek VI. I'm going to frame it.

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Final score:

136points

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Red Hair Blue Soul 2 years ago (edited)

She's also responsible for helping get some diversity within NASA. Look it up!

54points

#33

50 Times Celebrities Were So Wholesome, They Made Someone's Day Christopher Lloyd - He was a regular at the bar in Montecito. He has a lovely youngish looking wife who liked to shop the high end retail section so he'd come in to the bar with a newspaper and have a couple drinks. He was so genuine, from the day I met him he insisted I call him Chris. We'd solve crosswords, shoot the s**t about football (He said he was a Seahawks fan) and tons of other topics. He had strong opinions on how delicious oysters were and I caught him at this popular oyster bar in downtown Santa Barbara on 1/2 off oyster night more than once.

sexapotamus , en.wikipedia.org Report

Final score:

131points

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Anna Tribe 2 years ago

I love the youngish and high end comment 😜

10points

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#34

50 Times Celebrities Were So Wholesome, They Made Someone's Day I met Steve-O at one of his comedy shows, he was so sweet and offered to stay as long as needed after the show to take pictures with every person. He then posted all those pictures on his website!

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Final score:

128points

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ItsJess 2 years ago

I adore him, I'm so happy to see him healthy and sober, and I love Wendy, she's the heckin best girl.

18points

#35

50 Times Celebrities Were So Wholesome, They Made Someone's Day Dan Aykroyd. Met him at a vodka signing. Said "since you are now selling wine and vodka will you be selling bag o glass next?". He broke out into Irwin Mainway and told me that he already had an where I could get this science toy. I said "wow you are awesome " and he just smiled. Really a nice guy.

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Final score:

104points

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rw55066 2 years ago

I almost forgot that character of his. What a classic

17points

#36

50 Times Celebrities Were So Wholesome, They Made Someone's Day I met George Clooney/Ryan gosling "on set" when they were filming ides of March at my college. I wasn't really paying attention and somehow blended in with people while I was on my phone and ended up in the lunch area for them since it was a building I usually cut through. How no one stopped me before I ended up there was beyond me, but I saw this food there and being the poor college kid I was, decided I'd try to sneak some food from whatever this event was. (Usually events going on in that area don't care if you take food since they are trying to attract people.) so I'm walking out past the tables and it was like bam.

Clooney there at the table casually chatting and I'm like "holy s**t, George clooney!"

And he was like "holy s**t, that's me!"
shook my hand. Chatted for a bit, then he waves over security to escort me out lol. Made sure they just escorted me out , Totally classy the whole time. I think the backpack gave it away that I was not supposed to be there, just glad I wasn't charged with anything.

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Final score:

99points

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Donnie Mc00 2 years ago

totally classy as he called security lol

38points

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#37

50 Times Celebrities Were So Wholesome, They Made Someone's Day I was having dinner with my family for my cousin's 21 at a fancy hotel restaurant and John Travolta walked in. He stopped by our table and said "Happy whatever the occasion is." We told him it was a 21st, and he waved goodbye to us and walked over to his table.

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92points

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Mike Rankin 2 years ago

So.... huh?

17points

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#38

50 Times Celebrities Were So Wholesome, They Made Someone's Day DMX. He giggled at me being all excited to meet him. He jokingly held one of my knees because it was shaking.

Then he gave me a hug. His hands were so big that his pinky could reach my elbow but his thumb was just under my shoulder. He wasn't very tall, so it was kinda crazy how big his hands were.

He was so nice.

Final score:

91points

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Wang Zhuang 2 years ago

Darkman X, may he rest in peace

21points

#39

50 Times Celebrities Were So Wholesome, They Made Someone's Day My family sat behind Jimmy Fallon at a Yankees game. My family had a big history of being Yankees fans and being in their stadium was a big deal, so when there was a rain delay we waited it out. He ended up waiting it out with who he arrived with as well, talked to him for a little bit, super nice guy.

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Final score:

88points

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The Klopec 2 years ago

Drunk

0points

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#40

50 Times Celebrities Were So Wholesome, They Made Someone's Day I met Jonathan Banks (mike in breaking bad) last year while they were filming better call Saul here in Albuquerque off set. He's the nicest guy you'll ever meet. We talked a bit because I'm a Albuquerque native and a lawyer here as well and got a selfie. As a huge breaking bad fan it was an awesome experience.

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Final score:

83points

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WildHoneyPie 2 years ago

My husband and I were just watching Beverly Hills Cop and the crazy killer dude looked familiar. I' m like "hey, is that Mike from Breaking Bad?" Yep. He looks a lot different now of course, BHC was a long time ago, but the intensity he brings to his role is the same.

19points

#41

50 Times Celebrities Were So Wholesome, They Made Someone's Day Nick Swardson was playing at this college in my town (before I ended up enrolling) and I was told tickets were for everyone but it turns out, when I got there, that they were for students only. So while everyone was being let in I'm trying to find a way to sneak in or something. After a 15 minutes of wandering looking for a backstage door I saw a door slightly cracked and as I passed it I saw Nick sitting on a couch. After a little self debate I decided it couldn't hurt to just walk in there right? So I went up to the room and just walked right in. Everyone immediately looked at me and after a short pause Nick goes "What's up?" and I respond with something like "Hey I don't go here but I'm a big fan and I wanted to see your show but It's sold out" so he responds by saying "Really!? Wow" he then turns to one of the kids who set it up and asks "Is it cool if he just stands on the side of the stage or something?" This kid then responds back with, and I'm not joking "If that's your wish" and then Nick said to me "Yeah as long as you don't scream and try and stab me or something it's cool" I didn't end up standing on stage but I did get in for free.

TL;DR Met Nick Swardson, asked to see his sold out show, he let me in for free.

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Final score:

83points

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The Klopec 2 years ago

Loved him in Blades of Glory

2points

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#42

50 Times Celebrities Were So Wholesome, They Made Someone's Day Jeff Buckley came up to me and said he liked my pants and gave me the rock hand sign. I bought him a Dos Equis. We talked a bit and I got his autograph. My friend and I had taken a greyhound from Chicago to Memphis to see him play a gig. I told him I was coming back in two weeks for another show. He said he'd see us then. He died before then.

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Final score:

77points

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JuneMidnights 2 years ago

RIP

21points

#43

50 Times Celebrities Were So Wholesome, They Made Someone's Day On an airplane when I was 10, I met the Backstreet boy with the pink hair. I told him, "I'm not really into that kind of group." He said something along the lines of "nothing you do can be for everyone, and when it feels like everyone loves you; it's not all it's cracked up to be."

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Final score:

76points

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Roxy Eastland 2 years ago

For a ten year old to experience a young adult being totally cool with not everyone being into what they are doing but doing it anyway, and being polite and kind about it as well, must have been very formative.

37points

#44

50 Times Celebrities Were So Wholesome, They Made Someone's Day Bruce Springsteen.
Was randomly swimming in the ocean on the Jersey Shore when I was about 8, he was swimming right next to me. I recognized him afterwards because my mom was obsessed with him when growing up.
We had a small chat:
Bruce: "Nice waves, huh?"
Me: "Huh? Oh yea."
Bruce: "I like your bathing suit."
Me: "Thanks."

I got out of the water, because I thought he was just some creepy dude. My mom asked me when I got out "Do you know who that was??" and I put it all together.

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76points

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Mitchell 2 years ago

Not saying Bruce is a creep, but an older guy commenting on an 8 year olds bathing suit gives me a shiver.

6points

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#45

50 Times Celebrities Were So Wholesome, They Made Someone's Day James Franco had just left the cafe I worked at right when I walked in to get my paycheck. I left my dog tied up outside at a bench by a fence and came back out to see him petting her! He was a nice guy, I was really surprised.

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Final score:

76points

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The Klopec 2 years ago

Totally and completely weird

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#46

50 Times Celebrities Were So Wholesome, They Made Someone's Day I work at a bookstore and Mick Foley was doing an author signing that our sub par events manager neglected to advertise. I was just sitting in the back eating lunch when he walked in. I didn't watch wrestling but even I knew who he was

He asked for gum, I had none. I said that my (then) boyfriend loved watching his matches back in the day. He responded "I guess he liked watching me lose then" in a joking way. We made small talk before he went to sign.

Seriously the nicest author I ever delt with. So many have inflated egos but this big burly former wrestler was the literal nicest and most normal of all. That encounter was one of the reasons I'm so into wrestling today.

Final score:

64points

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Steve Kenney 2 years ago

I never hear stories about meeting Mick Foley that are bad, seems like a genuine guy.

6points

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#47

50 Times Celebrities Were So Wholesome, They Made Someone's Day Daniel Bryan was very friendly. Met him at the Calgary World of Wheels and brought him my ROH replica title. He got a kick out of it. "Wow I haven't held this belt in a long time haha, should I sign it as Daniel Bryan or Bryan Danielson?"

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Final score:

62points

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SheamusFan1987 2 years ago

YES! YES! YES! YES! YES! x infinity

8points

#48

50 Times Celebrities Were So Wholesome, They Made Someone's Day I met Elizabeth Mitchell (Juliet from Lost, Rachel from Revolution) in the Seattle airport. I freaked out and told my sister, who didn't believe me.

I asked her for a hug and she said, "Sure! I love hugs!" We took a picture, I told her how much I loved her work, and then we chatted for 10 minutes about the book she was buying, how we were doing, where we were headed before I had to go catch my flight!

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Final score:

62points

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Tiki Stanford 2 years ago

I love her. I might be the only person on the planet who hasn't seen Lost, but I didn't know she was in it. Revolution was awesome, really pissed they didn't let it have a conclusion. But the movie that made me love her was Gia. Angelina Jolie always gets tons of (well deserved) praise for that movie, but I think Elizabeth's performance in that was what made that movie great.

12points

#49

50 Times Celebrities Were So Wholesome, They Made Someone's Day The other day my mom ran into Craig Robinson in Irvine right after she saw him do some standup or something. She said he was the nicest most friendly dude and he gave her a big bear hug

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Final score:

61points

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LinkTheHylian 2 years ago

And then he stole her Pontiac.

26points

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#50

50 Times Celebrities Were So Wholesome, They Made Someone's Day Ryan Dunn and I are from the same hometown. When I was 15, I worked at the local car wash. He came through for a wash in his brand new BMW SUV, while I was standing out front of the wash being a dryer (I just dried the cars windows and what not with s**tty rags). I asked him if he was Ryan Dunn, he said yes, we chatted for a few minutes, told him how much I loved Jackass and CKY, took a picture with him, and he tipped me $20.

RIP Ryan. Very genuine, nice guy.

ButtChutney , en.wikipedia.org Report

Final score:

56points

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Caroline Nagel 2 years ago

RIP Zachary Hartwell

9points

#51

Retta (the person who played Donna on Parks and Rec) came by my school for stand up. She was extremly nice and easy to work with. She took pictures with everyone and autographs, even though her knees were bad that day. Apperently she also gave the person in charge of the event her complimentary bottle of wine that the hotel gave her.

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Final score:

23points

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Kathryn Baylis 2 years ago

Sorry her knees were bad that day. I hope someone got her a chair, at least.

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#52

I've met quite a few of the Grimm cast. The nicest has been Sasha Roiz (Captain Renard) he likes to crack jokes. He also recognized me the next time he saw me. Pretty awesome group of people.

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19points

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Kiwii Stone 2 years ago

Except the guy who plays Nick. He was over an hour late for the signing because he'd got wasted the night before and his manager/agent couldn't get hold of him. Turned up, no apologising or "thanks for waiting", rushed everyone through without talking and disappeared again :(

0points

#53

BJ Novak walked by my friend and I in the middle of the night on an otherwise empty street. She said 'what's up BJ Novak?' Like they knew each other. He waved back.

The next day he came into our restaurant and we named a burger after him. It was a good day.

Really nice guy.

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Final score:

19points

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LinkTheHylian 2 years ago

"Would you like to try the BJ? It comes with extra special sauce."

3points

#54

I used to help around at conventions so I've met a few celebrities in the comic book/ sci- fi world.

I've met:

Rutger Hauer. (Roy Batty in Bladerunner.) He was a super chill dude. I remember escorting him from his hummer into the building. He wore slip on vans with cherries on them. I basically hung out with him the whole day.

Ray Park. (Darth Maul in Star Wars) Another awesome guy, I basically just fetched him water and spent some time talking about movies and whatnot. I ran into him again a few years later and he mentioned that he remembered me, which was cool.

Laurie Holden (Andrea in The Walking Dead) She was amazingly sweet. This was just before her character left the show and a lot of what she said indicated she was frustrated and saddened by her departure. I felt really bad for her and it now bothers me whenever people s**t talk her character because Ms. Holden was really looking forward to her character improving and it never happened.

Danai Gurira (Michonne in The Walking Dead) I met her at a convention, My interaction with her was brief, mostly because she was pretty irritated and seemed very cold and distant. I kinda just decided to leave her alone.

Brent Spriner (Data in Star Trek) Another amazingly kind guy, he told me a bunch of neat stories about his time on set and other gigs he's done.

Ray Harryhausen (You all know who he is.) I don't really remember a lot of my interaction with him as I was pretty young when it happened and it's been years. He was really nice, though.

Edward Furlong (John Connor in T2) The dude was a d**k. That's all I have to say on this.

Daniel Logan (Young Boba Fett in Star Wars) Really cool guy, very grateful for having been part of the Star Wars universe.

If I remember any more I'll update.

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Final score:

19points

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Alix Teschner 2 years ago

i had amazing experiences with lauren cohan and steven yeun (maggie and glenn from the walking dead) at one of the "walker stalker" conventions. both very kind and genuine people:))

4points

Max L. 2 years ago

Rutger Hauer used to be a great horseman into fresians. My stable tenant bought a fresian from him at a fair which came out to be a great horse, his name was Buio (Dark in italian) and he trained him as an exceptional good dressage horse.

0points

Jason Schutz 2 years ago

I worked executive and VIP security details in ATL so I spent a lot of time with a lot of celebs in a more relaxed laid back way escorting them thru back rooms and kitchens and maintenance halls and what not. Especially the big 3 hotels that take over the city during Dragon*Con. I should write a thread lol but to keep it TLDR; the worst will always be William Shatner and the best hands down were Danielle Harris and Miley Cyrus and Robert Pattinson.

0points

Trish Smith 2 years ago

Don't know who Roy H. (?) is.

0points

Trish Smith 2 years ago

Edit: Ray Harryhausen is, that is! Lol

0points

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#55

Rob Lowe - met him at a kids party. He's related to a kid that was at my kids daycare. Awesome guy. Very friendly.

Jay Leno - I've met and observed him at the Rock Store many times. Always a nice guy. Friendly. Love the guy.

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Final score:

19points

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#56

Afroman quite a few times.

Once just sitting on a couch with him at a skate shop, shooting the s**t. Another time he showed off his new hydraulics to me and a couple of friends. A couple of years ago I bumped into him buying frozen pizza at Walmart.

Super chill guy, I don't think he realizes just how important he's been.

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Final score:

18points

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#57

Ice T and Coco were regulars at my old work. Some of the absolute best regular customers we had come through. Always so nice.

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Final score:

18points

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Max L. 2 years ago

Id love you asked Ice T to be in charachter as Det Toutuola !

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#58

I work in a in a bar/restaurant across from one of the nicest hotels in Vancouver. We gets tons of celebrities in but our contract does not allow us to acknowledge them/ask for autographs and what not. I served Josh Duhamel once and he was honestly so down to earth and nice. He genuinely was interested in talking and definitely appreciated the fact that I didn't make note of his stardom and simply served him as if he was a regular Joe. Also Vanessa Hudgens is an absolute sweetheart.

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Final score:

18points

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#59

Dan Abnett at Games Day 2010. I was standing in a huge line with a friend to see the first trailer for the Ultramarine animated movie (which was sadly terrible when it released), and he must have noticed many of us agonising over the long wait at the tail end of the event. He came over to us without us even noticing it was him immediately, and sparked up a conversation and gave us an autograph. Genuinely nice guy, who then proceeded to walk further down the line handing out signatures.

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Final score:

13points

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LinkTheHylian 2 years ago

This is the most niche one on this list.

0points

#60

Sid Meier gave my son some cool dinosaur toys. That was pretty nice.

Final score:

12points

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Allan Breum 2 years ago

So, you could say that Sid Meier acted Civilized? :P

3points

#61

50 Times Celebrities Were So Wholesome, They Made Someone's Day Jim Cummings, the voice of ‘Winnie the Pooh’, often calls sick children in hospitals and talks to them in Pooh’s voice. He once called a little girl in the hospital dying of cancer.
The mother of the girl told him that was the first time her daughter had smiled in six months.

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Final score:

1point

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clairelise@pacific.net 2 years ago

We were drunk and stopped into a bodega for candy, and I very obnoxiously said to this man "do you know you look exactly like Rene Auberjonois!" (sp?) (Odo from Star Trek DS9, Sebastian from The Little Mermaid) and he said "well, I'm him, so..." And drunk me was like "No You're nottttt!!!" But he was super nice even though he was obviously laughing at me, and he said "no, look," and he showed me his driver's license. I was too tipsy to be embarrassed so it's just a really nice memory for me.

11points

Jacqueline Pie Francis Premium 2 years ago (edited)

He was so talented—he seemed like a good man, too

1point

Jacqueline Pie Francis Premium 2 years ago

I used to work in a bookstore frequented by Christy Turlington—she is absolutely lovely in every conceivable way. She’s intelligent, humble, and sweet-natured.

6points

Carol Emory 2 years ago

My mother worked at a bar called The Elbow Room in Seattle one night when Kiefer Sutherland came in. It was the time when he was filming The Vanishing in Seattle/North Bend. Now the Elbow Room is a dive bar on the south side of Seattle where most of the poorer neighborhoods are. He was gracious to everyone there and bought multiple rounds of drinks for everyone. The locals treated him like family, never asked for pictures or autographs...just wanted him to have fun like everyone else.

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Thanatos Charles 2 years ago

I've met a good number of celebrities, most just want to be treated like normal ppl, have only ever had 2 bad interactions. Lewis Hamilton - what pos (imo) treats the little guy like an ant to be walked over (I used to be a huge fan before this) Next was good and bad (around 2015) children charity event Johnny Depp and AH, JD interacting with kids on the floor laughing and rolling around joking and being a legend with everyone, AH off to one side with security, one of the organisers at some point even politely said to her she was welcome to leave as it was clear she wasn't enjoying it, she scoffed and said something rude, the organiser still said in all her years of these kind of events that was a first that she was spoken to like that. There are many others most great (above comment) some just where it was clear said celeb was having an off day, but today those two stand out most.

5points

DuchessDegu 2 years ago

I don't think I've ever heard about any good interactions with Lewis Hamilton (from fans), he seems to be a real d**k to anyone who's not rich and famous

7points

Craig Mossman 2 years ago

Tom Petty, trey cool guy. Met him at the Phoenix hotel in San Francisco in the late 80s. The Phoenix was a cool Florida style tiki hotel on the edge of the tenderloin I used to frequent when I went to MacWorld. They had a breakfast coffee table setup every morning, I wandered down one morning into a dense classic SF fog and literally bumped into him, we got into a great music convo and talked the front desk into getting us a pitcher of bloody Mary's and sat poolside and chatted over bagels and bloodies. I missed my first meeting that day and did not care a bit.

4points

Amy Taylor 2 years ago

I work in the film industry and have met and worked with countless celebrities and musicians. I was working on a show and Al Green did a guest spot. At the time, my mother was very ill with cancer, and I told him that she was a big fan of his. We called her and he sang "Let's Stay Together" to her. I still get teary eyed thinking about that. He will always be at the top of my list for that reason.

4points

Lily Mae Kitty 2 years ago

I grew up with James Gandolfini. He never forgot his friends from town. Karen Duffy was also from our class and we're still friends...although she has never introduced me to George Clooney, who she's been friends with since the 80s. It's not really fair being werve known each other since we were 11 and I dated her older brother.

4points

Jacqueline Pie Francis Premium 2 years ago

When I lived in NYC and worked with a bunch of celebrities, I always wanted to meet Gandolfini. I didn’t but my best friend did and said he was shy and generous.

0points

Enlee Jones 2 years ago

I’ve met Bruce Campbell twice during his book tours. The first was in November 2001 and the second time was June 22, 2005, which also happened to be his 47th birthday. The staff had brought him a cake and Bruce offered me the first piece. Super awesome guy!

3points

Mistiekim 2 years ago

Kevin Smith is great. Got a pic with him at a convention and he was so nice, hugging everyone and chatting just a quick bit before the next person in line got theirs. He genuinely seemed happy to be there. Jared Padalecki was the same.

3points

InfectedVoiceBox 2 years ago

When I met Lemmy many years ago I towered over him, this bearded and tattooed metal-head had to try to not to cry more than once, he was so good about it and said it wasn't the first time it happened, man I fanboyed hard.

2points

Data1001 2 years ago

That's hilarious. RIP Lemmy!

1point

Elementi Vg 2 years ago

Apparently, female celebrities are not friendly....

2points

Jacqueline Pie Francis Premium 2 years ago (edited)

Right? I can safely say, though, that Sandra Bullock, Julianne Moore, Uma Thurman, Brooke Shields, and Lady Gaga are really wonderful. All of them genuine and very warm.

11points

Elle Brown 1 year ago

I know someone who is family friends with Emma Stone (but they call her Emily). I didn't believe him until he showed me a pictures. He said she is exactly who you would think she would be. Funny, kind, awkward and down to earth. I was really glad to hear that.

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ChickyChicky 2 years ago

Think of what it must be like to be a female celebrity. Think of the stalkers and the creeps. I'm not surprised females would be more locked down.

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Madison Hall 1 year ago

I remember meeting One Direction in 2014, I was at my local mall when suddenly 20 girls pushed me roughly to the ground towards 5 young men walking in my direction. I couldn't get up because two of the girls stepped on my neck and I could't breath, Harry pointed at me and said "lads I think that lady needs help getting up, she l9oks pretty bruised and I can tell someone stepped on her neck", they all made their way over and helped me stand up but I fell to my knees so Harry Zayn and Niall walked me towards a chair while Liam and Louis got the chair ready for me. I told them what happened and they were glad I was ok, suddenly my mum ran to me and hugged me tightly because she was glad I was ok. Harry and Zayn let me touch their hair, and all if them hugged me. Then I started fainting due to the bruise on my neck from the high heels she girl was wearing, I woke up 2 hours later at the hospital with mum and the guys surrounding me all happy I was alive. Then they left, after a hug goodbye

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Monica Pryts 2 years ago

I've also met Steve-O. He's so down-to-earth when he's not in front of the camera or a crowd. Also had great experiences with Evan Peters, Ross Mathews, Lonestar, Rascal Flatts, Mark Wiils and astronaut Alan Bean.

0points

GBTY Team 2 years ago

#BurnHollywoodBurn

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Kelly Lee 2 years ago

I swear I sold beer to Tom Cruise in Tulsa, OK back in '91 or '92. I didn't ask and he didn't tell, but he and his friends were very nice to the young woman working the night shift alone at QuikTrip. Maybe it was, maybe it wasn't, but it left me with a good impression.

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Katie Fink 2 years ago

So a lot of dudes on here. Just sayin

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Data1001 2 years ago

I waited on Wallace Shawn -- aka Vizzini from Princess Bride ("Inconceivable!"), Rex the T-Rex in Toy Story, plus tons of other roles -- and knew who he was from the start, but treated him like any other customer, without saying a word. At the end of our interaction, I said, "Thank you Mr. Shawn! I'm a huge fan." His face lit up and he broke out into the most adorable smile. Just a sweet man.

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Jonathan Labelle 2 years ago

one who is underated on the nice department was Jim Varney ( Ernest p Worrel) Everyone who work with im say he was super sweet with childrens

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Mimi M 2 years ago

This post was nice. Keep it up!

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Tigger 2 years ago

Im sure they'll be another post on here in a few days saying what d***s some celebrities are.

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Mondo Cane 2 years ago

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Lady Goldberry 2 years ago

Worship isn't a measure of intellect.

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clairelise@pacific.net 2 years ago

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Jacqueline Pie Francis Premium 2 years ago (edited)

He was so talented—he seemed like a good man, too

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Jacqueline Pie Francis Premium 2 years ago

I used to work in a bookstore frequented by Christy Turlington—she is absolutely lovely in every conceivable way. She’s intelligent, humble, and sweet-natured.

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Carol Emory 2 years ago

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Thanatos Charles 2 years ago

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DuchessDegu 2 years ago

I don't think I've ever heard about any good interactions with Lewis Hamilton (from fans), he seems to be a real d**k to anyone who's not rich and famous

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Craig Mossman 2 years ago

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Amy Taylor 2 years ago

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Lily Mae Kitty 2 years ago

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Jacqueline Pie Francis Premium 2 years ago

When I lived in NYC and worked with a bunch of celebrities, I always wanted to meet Gandolfini. I didn’t but my best friend did and said he was shy and generous.

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Enlee Jones 2 years ago

3points

Mistiekim 2 years ago

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InfectedVoiceBox 2 years ago

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Data1001 2 years ago

That's hilarious. RIP Lemmy!

1point

Elementi Vg 2 years ago

Apparently, female celebrities are not friendly....

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Jacqueline Pie Francis Premium 2 years ago (edited)

Right? I can safely say, though, that Sandra Bullock, Julianne Moore, Uma Thurman, Brooke Shields, and Lady Gaga are really wonderful. All of them genuine and very warm.

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Elle Brown 1 year ago

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ChickyChicky 2 years ago

Think of what it must be like to be a female celebrity. Think of the stalkers and the creeps. I'm not surprised females would be more locked down.

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Madison Hall 1 year ago

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Monica Pryts 2 years ago

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GBTY Team 2 years ago

#BurnHollywoodBurn

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Kelly Lee 2 years ago

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Katie Fink 2 years ago

So a lot of dudes on here. Just sayin

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Data1001 2 years ago

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Jonathan Labelle 2 years ago

one who is underated on the nice department was Jim Varney ( Ernest p Worrel) Everyone who work with im say he was super sweet with childrens

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Mimi M 2 years ago

This post was nice. Keep it up!

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Tigger 2 years ago

Im sure they'll be another post on here in a few days saying what d***s some celebrities are.

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Mondo Cane 2 years ago

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Lady Goldberry 2 years ago

Worship isn't a measure of intellect.

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