Ever want to meet...

I would have loved to have met ELVIS, the love of my life, lol but i never even got to see him in concert. I still regret that. Now there is noone i'd really like to meet .

oh celtic whoopi goldberg is one of my favorites to and Betty White of the later golden girls. I love Roin williams and oh yes Dolly Parton. in fact I would love to meet that whole cast from 9 to 5 as I loved that movie it was so much fun I almost laughed myself sick. no political people unless it was Pres.Obama as I would dearly love to have a f ew words with him.grrrrrrrrrrr.oh yes and harrison ford too loved his acting and the guy who played Captain Kirk and well that whole cast. wow what a list of p eople.

While there are lots of celebrities I'm a fan of, I don't think I'd really want to meet them. The reality may not be as much fun as seeing them from afar. And even if they're generally nice people, everyone has bad days, and I worry I might just catch them on a bad day. I just find it safer to keep a nice distance between me and any star.

woud have loved to have met JOhn Wayne. I have met Rex Allen at a rodeo talked to him and petted his horse KOKO. Met MArty robbins at a gas station in Tenn. and shock hands with him his after shave was something else loved it found some later for hubby it was brithish sterling. ALso have talked to JOhn ANderson wehn he went on break from a concert down town couldnt get an auto for we had no pen with us lolol Looks like I am into singers huh?

I don't really understand our celebrity culture. These are just people that are successful at their job. We don't go gaga over accountants and lawyers; or garage owners so why over people who make their living playing other people? That said I grew up in a part of England that was very popular with rock stars. I have met: Chick Corea, Ian Gillan, Roy Wood, all the members of ELO, ditto The Who (Pete Townsend was married to my friend's sister), various members of the British Royal family, several UK TV "names" and have twice had the good fortune to guide one of my childhood TV crushes (Valerie Singleton) in the Cathedral where I am a guide. Finally I have also met several British senior politicians and had the experience of John Major (British Prime Minister) introduce me to President Gorbachev of the then USSR.

I'd probably be totally tongue tied. I did meet (and get autographs from) almost the entire cast of the orignal Star Trek (no Shatner, no Nimoy), and Michelle Kwan and a bunch of other skaters. But most of the celebrities I'd really like to meet are long gone.

CE- Well, as a child I had crushes on people that I didn't realize were old enough to be my grandfather. It started with Jackie Cooper because I saw him in a Treasure Island and thought he was just the "cutest", until my dad took us to see Superman years later and I realized just how old he was. I had a mild crush for years on Mark Hamill, just couldn't get over it lol. Then there was Sean Connery as I grew up on James Bond. And then there was Orson Wells. I remember watching him in Jane Eyre and just going gushy! As a child you truly have no idea of age. In the third grade I had a horrible crush on Frank Langella. I was a slightly dark little child I suppose under all the lace lol. My dad let me watch Dracula and I fell in love head over heals with him. To this day he's one of my favorites as Dracula, next to Bela. And of course all of my life I loved Bing Crosby and Danny Kaye. Talk about two cuties! I also love Tom Selleck, and Sam Elliot. I love westerns and those two do a fine job. Of course, I can't complain about Val Kilmer's performance as Doc Holiday. Now, in terms of actually meeting people Bruce Lee comes to mind. I would have loved to sit and listen to him, as well as learn from him. He was a true Master. I'd also like to meet Jackie Chan. There is just something about him that seems so personable. Like he's just the guy next door. I did meet a famous body builder once upon a time, and I really got my encouragement from her to weight life. She was something of an icon at the time and though all I can say is that I shook her hand, it was a meeting I won't forget. Namaste-Anora