I can honestly say I've never had a celebrity sighting, at least as far as I'm aware of. Maybe I just wouldn't know a celeb if I saw one in public. Mind you, if I was a celeb, I'm not sure I'd want to be recognized in public much anyway, so maybe it's all for the best.
I mean, they say you should never meet your heroes because they'll always let you down. But for these folks who rubbed elbows with some glitterati, it wasn't a letdown at all.
That was the question posed — and since deleted — to the Twitterverse by Jaya Saxena, who goes by @jayasax, before sharing a couple of examples from her own life: "Mine's a tie between Sam Rockwell with an armful of DVDs in Mondo Kim's and Richard Kind looking haggard on the M15."
Friends, the answers were glorious, and just what you'd hope for.
Well, according to @GraceFacesPlace, that's a big roger after witnessing a random act of politeness.
Just a pair of perfectly polite gentlemen out for an afternoon stroll, I'm sure.
And, frankly, I don't think you can ask for more harmless fun than singing The Police behind the wheel of a Maserati.
I mean, two aspirin and more volume on an African drumming documentary? You keep doing you, David.
But hey, Star Wars is all about the kids, so love it that he would make sure not to dispel the magic for the little guy and even include him a bit.
The guy is going to enjoy life, right?
What would you give for him to have grabbed the whipped cream and re-created Mrs. Doubtfire for the boy?
But it sounds like Robin was a genuinely good guy.
And if you can't picture Woody from Toy Story also needing fewer Power Rangers in his life, well, I don't know.
How about if George Clinton actually remembers the encounter?
