Like Sharon Stone.
BTW,
to her!

Radha's nickname is Mitch, you probably misheard was Vin said.

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I think two things happened.
The first one, Vin addressing her as "Hey, bitch." Then you getting hysterical about it when it looks like she didn't find it funny that she got called that.
It probably came down to being ticked off and embarrassed by both of you.
Could she have handled it differently? Of course, but Vin could have addressed her by her name or something other than "Hey bitch."

Is there a possibility that Vin diesel might had called her "mitch"(short for Mitchell) instead of "bitch"? Just speculating..

I don't know, if I was sitting on a panel, as an up-and-coming star, and some hollywood big shot next to me, someone who was supposed to support me, called me a bitch in front of some fans. Then I would get a little defensive too. Especially if that fan found me being called a bitch hysterical. You can understand why she might be having a bad day right?

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Van diesel, what a beep, how he dare to call her like that, he must think himself so cool after acting that style in his movies. anyway, i think she was upset of him calling her a bitch in public. and anyway, who cares if she signed both or one, or none, seriously?

Ohh, well for her specifically, you'd probably have to wait until she was promoting some kind of a genre film, then scout conventions for appearances or something.
"You think just 'cause a guy reads comics he can't start some sh!t ?!?"

Yeah but I can't travel to some place if I don't know about their signing event in the first place. I've tried looking up stuff on the web, but I can't really find anything on Radha.

The convention where I met Radha Mitchell was one of the bi-annual Fangoria Horror Movie Conventions. They advertise in their magazines all the time for them. I know Wizard advertises for similar conventions, too. The trick is whether or not you live in a city where one is going on, or if you're willing to travel to one(like I had to).
"You think just 'cause a guy reads comics he can't start some sh!t ?!?"

Hey how do you find out where people come and sign stuff, I can never seem to figure it and it happens right in front of my nose =,(

Ohhh.I get it, kind of you like YOU on a message board for a NO NAME actress, giving crap to people.so you too are calling your obsession I would guess you call it, meaningless and boring? Nice and I agree with youabout you, not anyone else, just you being boring and meaningless, but thanks for the laugh!

I wouldn't punch Ron Jeremy in the dick. It would break my hand, plus he seems like a cool guy.
"You think just 'cause a guy reads comics he can't start some sh!t ?!?"

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Well, with a dick punch, I would get the balls, too. Balls, shaft, it's all in the zone. The next celebrity I see is beep
"You think just 'cause a guy reads comics he can't start some sh!t ?!?"

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rob949, you are a funny guy. So I should be helping sick and hungry people, all of the time, instead of doing something I like and visiting a city I've never been to, once, 8 years ago?
I wish you had been around in January of 2000 to tell me that it was inapproprite for me to go to a horror movie convention in New York. I'm so ashamed of myself. Why WOULD I have stood in line to get autographs, doing something I'm into, spending my money to enjoy myself for two days when I was only 19? I should probably try and get the names of the other 1000 people that attended, so I can make sure they understand that indulging in a hobby every once in a while is a terrible sin. Of course, maybe they're all working for habitat for humanity by now, and I'm the last, self absorbed, evil douche bag on the planet.
I really SHOULD be spending my days trashing what other people do with their personal time on the IMDB message boards, because THAT, at the heart of it all, is helping people. Furthermore, I'd better quit my managment job, because I don't really help people, I just tell them what to do for a living, and that's no good.
Because of you, rob949, next time I see a celebrity, I'm going to punch them right in the dick for wasting two days of my life. Thank you for turning me in the right direction. A better direction.

The real question is why did you feel the need to stand in line and get an autograph? You ought to be out having a noteworthy life of your own instead of standing in line for scraps from those who do. Why be a sheep and follow? Do something noteworthy yourself, even if it's just doing something meaningful for others or those less fortunate. This celebrity nonsense and getting a token of the moment is boring and ultimately meaningless. It's like the lowest pursuit one could aspire to really if you think about it.

Well, I'll be damned.
IMO, I dont think its worth it.
Anyway, thanks shape7 and bluejerseyyankee for the explanation.
"If I were a dog and you were a flower, I'd lift up my leg and give you a shower"

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If an actor shows up at a convention or a "signing" and isn't being paid by a studio to promote something, they'll usually charge a $5 or $10 fee to autograph a photo they have on hand, or something you brought to have signed. It's fairly common. Example, I did not pay for Vin Diesel or Radha Mitchell's autographs, as they were promoting "Pitch Black". I DID have to pay for Kane Hodder's(Jason Voorhees in a handful of Friday the 13th movies) autograph at the same convention, as he was there by his own free will, not promoting anything, and just trying to make some extra cash.
Now, meeting an actor or celebrity in public shouldn't warrant a charge at all. I met James Marsden at a comic book shop in Nashville when he was in town on a break filming the 1st X-Men. His girlfriend(at the time anyway) lived a couple of towns away, and he was shopping for "a holy grail kind of X-Men comic". I snagged up the first comic I could find that had Cyclops on the front(being a movie nerd, I knew who he was, and was playing in said movie). I brought it over to him and politely whispered, asking if he would sign it for me if I were to purchase it. He told me to buy it and wait outside, and then we talked out there for about 20 minutes or so. Very nice, stand-up guy. Probably the best meeting I've ever had with an "actor".
James Gandolfini came into the theatre I used to work for while he was filming "Last Castle" at the old prison in Nashville. He seemed a little agitated that people were asking him for autographs, but he signed them, free of charge, all the same.
"You think just 'cause a guy reads comics he can't start some sh!t ?!?"

Why did you pay for the autograph? Is that normal?
I have never heard of such a thing before, that's why I ask.
"If I were a dog and you were a flower, I'd lift up my leg and give you a shower"

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