Gloria Stuart
"You may know her as old Rose in 1997's Titanic. She came to Disneyland while I worked there in the early 2000s. She seriously thought she was royalty. With celebrities, you get special hosts in what I call Old English gear: the long blue skirts or pants, a tartan short or vest, long-sleeved white shirt, flat brown shoes, etc. She was surrounded by about eight of them, and she was shouting demands at each and every one of them. And she would tell them constantly to 'keep the people away from her,' she was 'not in the mood.' NO ONE knew who she was at all, no one approached her, no one cared. I only knew because she was coming backstage on a tram behind the park to cart her off to another part, and a host whispered who she was because she was the 'celebrity' on schedule that day."
um they owe us and the public. we made them who they are and the least they could do is acknowledge that and have dignity. But we don't need to put them on a pedestal.
Nobody asks them to be nice, just polite.
That simple.
No need to be a fag*** just because they are famous or whatever...
Guess what, celebs are just people too. Some are nice, some are nasty, some had a bad day. Thats it.
#6 twice I saw this human trash. he bumped into me and didn't apologize in a smoke shop in melrose...and way later dude is finger banging himself behind some bushes outside a bar in Hollywood. super pervert loser.
p.s. props to Goodman.
um they owe us and the public. we made them who they are and the least they could do is acknowledge that and have dignity. But we don't need to put them on a pedestal.
Nobody asks them to be nice, just polite.
That simple.
No need to be a fag*** just because they are famous or whatever...
Guess what, celebs are just people too. Some are nice, some are nasty, some had a bad day. Thats it.
#6 twice I saw this human trash. he bumped into me and didn't apologize in a smoke shop in melrose...and way later dude is finger banging himself behind some bushes outside a bar in Hollywood. super pervert loser.
p.s. props to Goodman.