Birdy
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A relative called me last night excited over a newspaper article about a local man who makes films. To them, this guy was a REAL filmmaker, because he was actually able to work on his own projects, unlike me who only works for other people (like NBC, Discovery, etc.). Besides, this guy has met TONS of stars, unlike me who has only met a few, mostly from the b-list. So, I decided to check out the article. I shouldn't let it bother me, but I do get annoyed when people think what I do is somehow less than this...
http://ydr.inyork.com/ydr/living/ci_8077058
The online article left out some of the best parts:
Mark Dennis... has met about 100 celebrities since the mid-'90's. ...
Most of the time, he meets sitcom stars such as Henry Winkler, aka The Fonz from "Happy Days," at conventions in Baltimore and New York City. But his most exciting celebrity encounters tend to happen by accident. He bumped into Danny Devito in an Atlantic City bathroom. ....
He hobnobbed with Ben Affleck at the 2004 John Kerry presidential rally in Harrisburg...
Last July, he sneaked into a party on a cruise ship in Baltimore and met Kevin Bacon.
Dennis said meeting movie stars is all about being in the right place at the right time.
http://ydr.inyork.com/ydr/living/ci_8077058
The online article left out some of the best parts:
Mark Dennis... has met about 100 celebrities since the mid-'90's. ...
Most of the time, he meets sitcom stars such as Henry Winkler, aka The Fonz from "Happy Days," at conventions in Baltimore and New York City. But his most exciting celebrity encounters tend to happen by accident. He bumped into Danny Devito in an Atlantic City bathroom. ....
He hobnobbed with Ben Affleck at the 2004 John Kerry presidential rally in Harrisburg...
Last July, he sneaked into a party on a cruise ship in Baltimore and met Kevin Bacon.
Dennis said meeting movie stars is all about being in the right place at the right time.
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