Dream Team Autographs

As millions are THE WALKING DEAD Series is followed like no other show that I can remember and is without a doubt my favorite. Now like many celebrities they only time one gets up and close are at Autograph Shows where people pay for an autograph with their favorite star. Now I can not say I have never paid for an autograph but will never pay for a photo with. About twenty " professional graphers " were prepared at a site that we all know in hopes of meeting many celebs who were attending a one day event that some of us donated money for the survivors of the ORLANDO PULSE NIGHT CLUB SHOOTING. Several started to file by including Director Greg Nictero who though in a rush was pleasant to all. Some harassed LAUEN COHAN who even barked at many "You guys are ridiculous " and signed a few with a Scribble that no one will know in a few years. I did not blame her and many of these graphers should had left her alone. If a celebrity does not want to sign it is that and har

GARRISON KEILLOR to many is our generations Mark Twain due to his story telling which he has portrayed in his many books and shared with millions on the radio. When two of my great Friends read of him being in town it was an opportunity to see and speak with this icon who is winding and looking at retirement due mainly because of health reasons. Now as interesting as he is a far meeting him one on one is a treat I only wish everyone could experience. We patiently waited where he was staying and just about we we thought we had missed him, he arrived. With his suit a bit wrinkled, he was much bigger in size than I remembered when I met him 10 years ago. He never minded signing a few autographs and taking pictures with us all the time quizzing us to know more about us. He wanted to know why I moved to Florida and even turned it around in a funny way when I said books I had sent him a few years ago never cam back. "They never came back. Wow maybe I still have them " he said wi

The Central Florida Film Festival was showing BEVERLY HILLS COP and showing up for a Q&A were John Ashton and Lisa Eilbacher two of the main stars who played along side Eddie Murphy. They sat on stage and spoked candidly about the movie and acting in general. I did not know Slyvester Stallone was the first choice and only John saw the finished project and only once. John spoke passionately that true acting is found on the stage as movies are always in the hands of the editors and Director. Personally never looked at it that way but it makes perfect sense. John mentioned that with several takes the one you might think was your best may end of the cutting floor with the final choice by the Director. Lisa spoke of her famous curls that many talked about and how much fun they all had during filming. Lisa spoke of her role in An Officer and a Gentleman and giving it up to raise a family. Now after the Q&A is when my faith in Hollywood returned. A few of us approach