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MasterL · 01-19-2003, 06:23 PM

So have you. I'm sorry to say that I haven't but hey what do ya know I might in the future.

Dr. Lilith Sternin · 01-21-2003, 11:13 PM

Bebe Neuwirth. Met her once when I was 12 and last November I went to a small Q&A with her.

And one day I will star in a musical on Broadway with her.

LOL.

80sSitcomNostalgic · 01-26-2003, 04:20 AM

I stood behind Shelley Long in Evanston, IL at a Northwestern university gathering in the early 90's.

Woody Harrelson filmed the movie "Wildcats" at the high school I attended in the mid-80's. The film starred Goldie Hawn.

He was not yet Woody on "Cheers", so maybe that doesn't count.

Dulcineah1 · 01-26-2003, 06:47 PM

I met Kelsey Grammer at a filming of "Frasier" about two and a half years ago, and Bebe Neuwirth after "Chicago" a couple years prior.

NORM · 01-26-2003, 08:05 PM

I wrote John Ratzenberger and recieved an autographed photo, but never met him. I hope to meet George Wendt some day and I know I will. And a question. For all you people who have met these cheers celebs, what were they like? I would really like to know. thanx.

Dr. Lilith Sternin · 01-26-2003, 08:41 PM

Bebe rocks. (Obviously.) She is the most grounded, modest performer I've ever seen. Well, not really... I've met many a Broadway star like that... I mean of all the actors I've met that have gained an enormous amount of success and recognition... I think it's great she can stay so level headed amongst everything she has achieved in life. I really admire that in her. Stardom obviously had no effect on her... she doesn't even *like* to be recognized. She's all about the art, not the fame. I find that very admirable. She's also very sensitive... she started crying during the Q&A when discussing the 911 tragedy and the effects it had on NY life, the Broadway community and New Yorkers surroundings in general. I got teary-eyed when she was talking about it...

I really enjoyed the Q&A. It was very personable. Not like you were sitting in on an interview... it was a community (like she had described it). It was an interaction, even when you weren't asking her questions. She wasn't speaking at us, she was speaking to us... it was a memorable event. She's very real and someone to be admired.

Dulcineah1 · 01-26-2003, 08:45 PM

Kelsey was very nice--he took some time to chat with my friends and me while he signed autographs, and joked with us. It had been a longnight of filming, and he probably wanted to go home, but he was very gracious and signed everything we asked him to.

I've met Bebe a couple of times, and my experiences varied. She was always polite, but she was a lot shyer when there was a large group of people waiting to meet her. She struck me as very timid and reserved, but she was always always nice to my friends and me. And when she smiles at you...it's pretty incredible.

NORM · 01-26-2003, 08:50 PM

Hell Yeah Bebe. I have a whole new way about looking at her. You and the other members of the "Lilith Gang" are the ones who keep me updated on her. She was sick in The Faculty. That movie ripped. It's cool she is so level and not one of those ******** over egoed bitches. who think they are too good for the roles who make them famous and now make commercilas for ****ty stores that no one wants to go to in fear of being hurassed and "Pier One" bitched to death. But I'm not gonna name names on that one. hint hint nod nod. Bebe and Wendt forever.

01-19-2003, 06:23 PM	#1
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01-21-2003, 11:13 PM	#2
Dr. Lilith Sternin Ice Cube in Heels Forum Regular Join Date: Jan 31, 2002 Posts: 523	Bebe Neuwirth. Met her once when I was 12 and last November I went to a small Q&A with her. And one day I will star in a musical on Broadway with her. LOL.
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01-26-2003, 06:47 PM	#4
Dulcineah1 Princess Dulcineah Frequent Poster Join Date: Jan 12, 2002 Location: Chicago Posts: 101	I met Kelsey Grammer at a filming of "Frasier" about two and a half years ago, and Bebe Neuwirth after "Chicago" a couple years prior.
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01-26-2003, 08:05 PM	#5
NORM #1 Wendt Fan Senior Member Join Date: Oct 19, 2002 Location: Wherever my wheels are rolling. Posts: 1,607	I wrote John Ratzenberger and recieved an autographed photo, but never met him. I hope to meet George Wendt some day and I know I will. And a question. For all you people who have met these cheers celebs, what were they like? I would really like to know. thanx.
	__________________ George Wendt Forever "Your nothing but a piece of ** child malester who should have been castrated with a dull knife first and then executed" "What do I care what you think, your gonna be out of a ing job next week. I gotta sit down, this *** won't stop staring at me I think he wants to me" "Oh I'm a low life? Really? Yeah well I hope that Cancer you got kills you, you dried up old " "Who do you have to ** to get a sandwhich in this place?" "Think about how fat I would be if I didn't work out" "I came, I drank, I stayed" - George Wendt http://wendtfan.tripod.com

01-26-2003, 04:20 AM	#3
80sSitcomNostalgic Member Frequent Poster Join Date: Jan 21, 2002 Location: Chicago Posts: 111	I stood behind Shelley Long in Evanston, IL at a Northwestern university gathering in the early 90's. Woody Harrelson filmed the movie "Wildcats" at the high school I attended in the mid-80's. The film starred Goldie Hawn. He was not yet Woody on "Cheers", so maybe that doesn't count.

01-26-2003, 08:41 PM	#6
Dr. Lilith Sternin Ice Cube in Heels Forum Regular Join Date: Jan 31, 2002 Posts: 523	Bebe rocks. (Obviously.) She is the most grounded, modest performer I've ever seen. Well, not really... I've met many a Broadway star like that... I mean of all the actors I've met that have gained an enormous amount of success and recognition... I think it's great she can stay so level headed amongst everything she has achieved in life. I really admire that in her. Stardom obviously had no effect on her... she doesn't even like to be recognized. She's all about the art, not the fame. I find that very admirable. She's also very sensitive... she started crying during the Q&A when discussing the 911 tragedy and the effects it had on NY life, the Broadway community and New Yorkers surroundings in general. I got teary-eyed when she was talking about it... I really enjoyed the Q&A. It was very personable. Not like you were sitting in on an interview... it was a community (like she had described it). It was an interaction, even when you weren't asking her questions. She wasn't speaking at us, she was speaking to us... it was a memorable event. She's very real and someone to be admired.

01-26-2003, 08:45 PM	#7
Dulcineah1 Princess Dulcineah Frequent Poster Join Date: Jan 12, 2002 Location: Chicago Posts: 101	Kelsey was very nice--he took some time to chat with my friends and me while he signed autographs, and joked with us. It had been a longnight of filming, and he probably wanted to go home, but he was very gracious and signed everything we asked him to. I've met Bebe a couple of times, and my experiences varied. She was always polite, but she was a lot shyer when there was a large group of people waiting to meet her. She struck me as very timid and reserved, but she was always always nice to my friends and me. And when she smiles at you...it's pretty incredible.

01-26-2003, 08:50 PM	#8
NORM #1 Wendt Fan Senior Member Join Date: Oct 19, 2002 Location: Wherever my wheels are rolling. Posts: 1,607	Hell Yeah Bebe. I have a whole new way about looking at her. You and the other members of the "Lilith Gang" are the ones who keep me updated on her. She was sick in The Faculty. That movie ripped. It's cool she is so level and not one of those ****** over egoed bitches. who think they are too good for the roles who make them famous and now make commercilas for **ty stores that no one wants to go to in fear of being hurassed and "Pier One" bitched to death. But I'm not gonna name names on that one. hint hint nod nod. Bebe and Wendt forever.