Has anyone heard anything about how the actors/actresses (Pacino, De Niro, Brando, Shire, Keaton, etc.) are in real life in terms of friendliness towards fans?

Brando is very very quiet these days. He no longer interacts or talks to his fans.


Don Cardi

Cardi you are bad

Why am I bad? A question was asked and I know the answer about Brando. So I gave the answer.



Don Cardi

Unless you are Sylvia Brown... :p

Unless you are Sylvia Brown... :p [/b][/quote]Or that lady on the commercial that says "call me now"

Kinda Cold I would Say!

Kinda Cold I would Say! [/b][/quote]I understand that he might speak to fans only if they're really dying to see him.

(collective groan from all)

I think they all have bodyguards to keep the fans away from them.
A story is told about Brando, following the release and success of "Last Tango in Paris." He was dining in a restaurant when a woman approached him, wide-eyed, proffering a stick of butter. "Lady, please..." Brando is said to have replied. :p

Unless you are Sylvia Brown... :p [/b][/quote]Or that lady on the commercial that says "call me now" [/b][/quote]

Somehow though, she couldn't see the indictments coming down. She's now a guest of the federal government for fraud. :rolleyes:

I dont know how they are, but if you spend any time in NY or LA you are more likely than not to see a celeb in a restaurant or out and about. If they are eating I NEVER approach them because I think it is their right to go out and have a good time without having autograph hounds bothering them. One year I was skiing out in Sun Valley Idaho and ran into a bunch of celebs including Tom Hanks, Arnold (before he was governor) Schwarzenegger, Bruse Willis, Demi Moore and Clint Eastwood. At various times I said something like "hi, I really ebjoy your work," or something like that, and all were extremely cordial to me, I think because I wasnt hassling them.

I never could understand his mombling anyway.

Ask plaw about his encounter with celebrity ethnologist Frank Vincent...