Meeting Him
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optims129 — 19 years ago(September 25, 2006 12:52 PM)
i met him earlier this month at dragon con in atlanta. he is a really nice guy and loved talking to people and fielding questions about his work even if they are very redundant and has to tell people the same answers over and over.
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Dr_RoButtnik — 19 years ago(October 23, 2006 01:46 PM)
So,
My roommate was at a bar here in New York and he came up to him asking him for directions. My roommate goes, "Holy beep you're Commander Kurn." I think he's so used to getting recognized as Candyman he was sort of taken aback and impressed (cuz my roommate's an actor/model and doesn't relaly look like your stereotypical Trekkie). Anyway, they went to some bar together and he was buying my roommate drinks and they were talking for awhile and loaning each other cigarettes and stuff.
He sounds like a real cool cat.
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super_friends_fan — 19 years ago(October 27, 2006 08:15 AM)
I met him too at Screamfest!
Yep he is really really tall!!!
He signed augtographs and took pictures with me and we chatted for a bit!
I was really looking forward to meeting him!
Candyman was a great movie!
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nefertit — 18 years ago(September 05, 2007 08:47 AM)
I met him in a bar when he was in my hometown at that time for a convention. He actually adressed me and grabbed my arm when I was walking by and I can tell you it scared the heck out of me when he grabbed my arm that second. I mean - I knew this guy as the CANDYMAN! But he started talking to me in this unbelievably deep voice and he was very kind and very charming and I have to say he really is one of the nicest and sweetest guys I ever met.
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interpolchick — 18 years ago(October 07, 2007 03:01 AM)
i met him at comic-con 2007 in san diego which was exciting for me as im from ireland and there are never conventions on here!
i got a photo with him but can someone tell me how i post a link to it??
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Alikins — 18 years ago(October 19, 2007 12:41 AM)
I met him at Screamfest last year. I was totally intimidated at first because he's a creepy dude in movies, but he is one of the nicest people I have ever met. He and I talked for a while. He asked about my schooling and what I wanted to do for college and such. I told him I was planning on going to school for Special Effects and he was like, "That is awesome! We need more people like you in this business! Without you people, these movies would be beep It was very encouraging and I appreciated it more than he knew.
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CrazyJim2004 — 18 years ago(October 20, 2007 12:52 PM)
I met him at Rock N Shock, last weekend, and he was easily one of the coolest actors I've met. He seemed like he genunially enjoys interacting with the fans.
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TessLa77 — 14 years ago(August 01, 2011 08:56 PM)
We met him years ago and he's one of the nicest people you'd want to meet - and we've met hundreds of actors/actresses. My husband was asking him to sign one of those Star Trek collector cards and he was examining it and saying how he had never seen that one before. Sucked to be the people behind us, but Tony seems to care about each and every one of his fans and is proud of every role he's done.
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horrortitan — 14 years ago(March 26, 2012 07:02 AM)
Hey guys/gals - I got a chance to meet Tony at the Mad Monster Party here in Charlotte this past Friday. He was a nice guy, very engaging, BUT.he does like his money. My buddy had him sign one of his 8 x 10 photos, which was $20. I then had him sign my DVD cover of HATCHET & my Hatchet T-shirt which I had purchased off of eBay a couple years back. I said "$20 right?" He says "$40".now I'm thinking, in this crap economy & it took a whooping 10 seconds to "sign" my T-shirt - which actually looks more like a print than a signature by the way - and he pops me with $20 extra bucks. Needless to say I was a bit taken aback. No one else at the convention charged me extra for signing more than item, just Tony. Needless to say, I'm less of a fan now & if anyone who is a huge Tony Todd fan wants a used (I've worn & washed the shirt probably 6-7 times so its far from new) autographed Tony Todd Hatchet shirt, I'll sell it for $25, including s/h. The shirt cost me $12 off of eBay a few years back & the autograph cost me $20 so I'm selling it at a loss. If you want it, please send an email: ccc62371@hotmail.com
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Psy-Ko — 14 years ago(April 07, 2012 08:59 PM)
I met him at Mad monster Party too and he was the nicest guest there. Tal2000ked to him for about 20 minutes on sunday when things were slow. He also tried to give me a free autographed pic to make up for some things at the con that didn't go right. I didn't take it but was touched that he would offer, wasn't his fault about the things that had gone wrong. Every guest I went to charged for each piece you wanted signed and it's been that way for a long time at all the cons I go to. At MMP I met Rutger Hauer ($40 for each autograph and $30 to get a pic with him) Stephen Geoffreys, P.J. Soles, Mary Woronov, Marky Ramone all of whom charged for each autograph but would take a free pic.
It suxx to have to pay so much but thats the way all conventions have gotten I'd say since about 03' or so. I remember the days when stars signed for free to promote themselves but the collectors market changed all that.
