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FAMOUS PEOPLE You've met:Were they nice
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Loraine Kelly, Jeremy clarkson, Richard Hammond and James may.
Loraine Kelly was lovely to chat with.
Jeremy clarkson and Richard Hammond we’re abit arrogant but entertaining to see.
Jame may was nice and posed for a photo with my twin brother and me. |
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Quite a few through my job. And I can say (because this one wasn’t through my job) that Bruce Forsyth has to be one of the most arrogant and horrible people I’ve met and it can’t have been just a bad day as I’ve met him twice.
Also I know Victoria Beckham and people have her so wrong. She’s one of the nicest, funniest people I know. It’s all a total show but people just don’t get that! |
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Corey Taylor was a really nice and friendly guy,Neil Back was an absolute gentleman,Austin Healey was a stroppy little fucker,Dave Grohl was really nice,Maria Brink was absolutely lovely,Craig Charles was a top bloke,Jo Whiley was a pompous twat and Lars Ulrich was a bit of a bellend |
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A few through work not so famous in the West and manly very rich Arabs! Famous: Worked for Robert Brozin, also brothers Alaa and Gamal Mubarak and actress Ghada Abdel Razek, to name a few. |
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I was a Executive Driver For a Big London Mini Cab Firm For Years!!! Nicholas Lyndhurst - Rodder's is a lovely guy
Barbara Windsor - Had the best conversation about The Carry On Movies and old British Films
Beverley Knight - Gorgeous Genuine & Great Taste in Music
Mark Owen - Sorted Me Out Take That Tickets , Down To Earth Guy
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Uli Roth of the Scorpions.
Went to see my son at work, he owns a computer shop, and Uli came in to pick up his Laptop, looking thinking 'shit! No it can't be' then he spoke to me about traffic in town 'yeah, it's market day'
He collected his computer, and my son said 'see ya Uli'
Tea spat all over the floor! And a clobber round my son's head for not telling me he was a client.
'Omg Mum, known him ages' |
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"I was a Executive Driver For a Big London Mini Cab Firm For Years!!! Nicholas Lyndhurst - Rodder's is a lovely guy
Barbara Windsor - Had the best conversation about The Carry On Movies and old British Films
Beverley Knight - Gorgeous Genuine & Great Taste in Music
Mark Owen - Sorted Me Out Take That Tickets , Down To Earth Guy
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Denise Van Outen & Janet Street Porter Arseholes |
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Robbie Williams after he left Take That, I worked near Stoke and a mate of his was a colleague. Talked about football, he had just brought out a cover of a George Michael song, told him it was 'shit' still asked if I fancied a drink after work with both of them. Turned them down as I was meeting my girlfriend.  |
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I met Antonio Fargas (Huggy Bear from starsky and hutch) outside a sandwich shop in Toxteth, Liverpool and have to say he was an absolute gent. He had us laughing for a good 10 minutes til his driver turned up for him!!! |
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By *axo25Man
over a year ago
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Remember meeting Sir David Attenborough a few years back at a Gala. They say never meet your hero’s! What an arsehole! Rude to all the staff, motor boated Dame Judi Dench and got thrown out for doing Ket in the bogs!!! |
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By *emini ManMan
over a year ago
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Various members of Madness (although not Suggs) all very nice, particularly Lee Thompson (sax player) who chatted for ages on all sorts of subjects and has done on the several times I've met him.
Roger Moore wanted to know why I got my nickname at the time I met him (on the set of The Spy Who Loved Me) and was lovely.
Dave Wakeling (lead singer of The Beat) is one of the nicest and most genuine people you could meet.
Pat Jennings was awesome
Perry Fenwick (Billy off Eastenders) chatted for ages and was a nice bloke
Struggling to think of any celebrity I've met that has been off to be honest |
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By *ENGUYMan
over a year ago
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Where do I start?
Bryan Ferry. Nice guy, no pretensions.
Bobby Ball. Real diva thought he was a star and throw his weight about.
Billy Connolly. Met him 5 times, really a good guy!
Russ Abbott. True gent and a pleasure to meet.
Tommy Cooper. Met him twice, utterly sloshed both times and a total cretin.
Sue Barker. Lovely lady, unfailingly polite.
Shirley Bassey. A delight to meet in my hotel.
Geoff Capes. Nice gentleman!
Rod Stewart. Good all round Gent.
Barry Mannilow. He was fine but his security team and managers were utter shites to work with.
Jim Davidson. Never saw him sober!
Hale & Pace. Totally different personas off screen, great to deal with.
These are just some of the personalities I've met in 35 years Hotel Management. |
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I've met quite a few over the years, mostly either musicians or footballers, Brian Clough got everyone in the pub (The Joiners Arms in Quarndon) a drink quite regularly,and was a top bloke, Eric Bristow I could chat to for hours, Ian Gillan is a hoot, and Paul O'Grady aka Lilly Savage came and sat in ma ex Missus's car one night as they are both from Birkenhead  There are many more....
Phil Lynott still owes me a pint though  |
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"I've met quite a few over the years, mostly either musicians or footballers, Brian Clough got everyone in the pub (The Joiners Arms in Quarndon) a drink quite regularly,and was a top bloke, Eric Bristow I could chat to for hours, Ian Gillan is a hoot, and Paul O'Grady aka Lilly Savage came and sat in ma ex Missus's car one night as they are both from Birkenhead There are many more....
Phil Lynott still owes me a pint though "
You might have a bit of a wait for that Ace |
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"I've met quite a few over the years, mostly either musicians or footballers, Brian Clough got everyone in the pub (The Joiners Arms in Quarndon) a drink quite regularly,and was a top bloke, Eric Bristow I could chat to for hours, Ian Gillan is a hoot, and Paul O'Grady aka Lilly Savage came and sat in ma ex Missus's car one night as they are both from Birkenhead There are many more....
Phil Lynott still owes me a pint though
You might have a bit of a wait for that Ace"
Yeah, he said can I have a sip of your beer Rich, then necked the entire pint in one
Me and a couple of mates were doing some roadie work for him when he played at The Rockhouse Derby in 1984 with his new band called Grand Slam. He was a brilliant bloke, and told us many stories about his Thin Lizzy days  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Michael Palin was lovely and sweet and surprisingly shy
Bill Bryson was very nice
Ainsley Harriot was super nice
Jeffrey Archer was a cunt"
Second the ainsley Harriet....gentleman |
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"I've met quite a few over the years, mostly either musicians or footballers, Brian Clough got everyone in the pub (The Joiners Arms in Quarndon) a drink quite regularly,and was a top bloke, Eric Bristow I could chat to for hours, Ian Gillan is a hoot, and Paul O'Grady aka Lilly Savage came and sat in ma ex Missus's car one night as they are both from Birkenhead There are many more....
Phil Lynott still owes me a pint though
You might have a bit of a wait for that Ace
Yeah, he said can I have a sip of your beer Rich, then necked the entire pint in one
Me and a couple of mates were doing some roadie work for him when he played at The Rockhouse Derby in 1984 with his new band called Grand Slam. He was a brilliant bloke, and told us many stories about his Thin Lizzy days "
In fact, have a listen to this 
Phil Lynott's Grand Slam - Breakdown ''Fast version'' (Live 1984)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=VOFcmY8cZxc |
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Was lucky enough to meet Prince Albert during a stay in Monaco. Lovely chap who stayed for a pint of guinness with my mate and I and even posed for a picture. |
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I've met a lot of musicians and cyclists over the years. Billy Bragg and Frank Turner stand out as 2 that have a huge amount of time for their fans. Jim and Les of Carter USM are both friends of mine so I'm biased but you couldn't hope to meet a couple of nicer and surprisingly shy guys. Miles Hunt of the wonder stuff is nothing like his unapproachabLe reputation and incredibly gracious, guitarist Malc Treece on the other hand is at best aloof. The guys from Neds Atomic Dustbin are completely normal. Jim Reid of JaMC called me a cunt and told me to fuck off!
Chris Hoy is lovely as was Bradly Wiggins although he was a lot less famous when I met him. Neither come close to Mark Cavendish though
Mo Farah has a public persona that switches on the minute cameras and fans are around
Noel Edmonds is an utter, utter wanker |
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Lots over the years.
Did a TV show with the late Marti Caine who was one of the nicest women I've ever met.
Bumped into Sir Alex Ferguson and got a photo. I Was only next to him for a few seconds but he was nice enough.
When I worked for Ford I spent hours trying to teach Lenny Bennett how to use the trip computer on his XR4i. I don't think he ever quite got it but he was a funny guy.
An old family friend was also a friend of Les Dawson. One day he needed to go to Les's house but had had a drink or two and I got roped into driving him there in his Jag. Les wasn't best pleased to see him but he was a perfect gentleman to me and his first wife (Meg) was lovely.
Used to bump into Frank Carson regularly and spoke to him from time to time. Problem was you could never have a conversation as he just wouldn't stop cracking gags.
Bobby Ball lived close to an Ex GF of mine and was a regular in the pub that we used. Spoke to him quite a few times and although he was never nasty I always thought he was a bit up his own arse.
Before they were famous Smokie (the band) used to do regular gigs in one of my local pubs. Got to know them quite well for a while. Then they got their break and we didn't see them again.
Going back many years I used to babysit from time to time for my first boss. His next door neighbour was Stan Mortensen (I believe he is still the only player ever to score a hat trick in an FA cup final) He was getting on a bit then but an interesting guy.
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Russell Howard - lovely chap, hilarious even just in conversation.
Vernon Kay - was very polite (still can't forgive him for cheating on tess)
Andy Murray - seemed like a nice enough guy.
Ne-yo (the rnb singer) - literally walked into him...he called me "babe". Really lovely man.
Nick Knowles - lovely man! Really chatty but very loud!
Mary Berry - every bit as sweet as you'd expect! She stayed at a hotel in worked in and left the staff a huge cake she'd made during her stay, it was errrrmazen!
Mel C - absolute sweetheart!
Lisa Scott Lee - snooty bitch
Think that's all...
Oh! And Timmy Mallet...he hit my dad with hit mallet, so I stole it and whacked him with it. I was 6 |
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Jack Osbourne when he was being publicly repentant for his drug use came into the drug project I worked at.....he was pretty grumpy as it was all for PR.
You could tell he didnt want to be there.
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By (user no longer on site)
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I (Bubbles), met Ozzy Osbourne, when he had a wine bar in Brum.
What a fucking star...chatted to us for about fifteen mins, just talking about beer!
I have also met former BNP leader, Nick Griffin. Despite his political persona, he was actually a well spoken, decent chap. Regaled me with how he lost an eye in France, during a house clearance.
Met plenty of footballers, too. Majority were ‘ordinary’...Michael Owen was the most sociable. |
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Met Tony Curtis in a lift in MGM Grand many years ago in Vegas and ended up buying him a drink, amazing flamboyant guy and one of the last of the legends. |
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Many years ago I bumped into Bryan Robson in the lift at the Europa Hotel in Belfast. He was booked to do a personal appearance, and I was there on business - and going to meet my MD in the hotel bar. Bryan kindly went along with my cheeky suggestion, and let me introduce him to my boss as if we were old friends. Top bloke. |
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I’ve met a few through my job also...
The Beckhams - both really nice people.
Pink (singer) - absolutely incredible woman and really down to earth.
Usain Bolt - properly funny guy.
Chris Eubank - seriously up himself, bit of a twat! |
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Briefly met gazza when I was younger at an athletics competition, I was going against his son at discus. Beat his son and then got his autograph to top it off.
This was before he went off the rails mind you |
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I’ve met a lot Premier League Football teams and the England Cricket team through my job.
Nice - Rooney, Milner, James Anderson, Joe Allen, Stuart Broad, Joe Hart, Sir Alex Ferguson.
Awful- Glen Johnson, Rio Ferdinand, Arsene Wegner, Gary Neville
I’ve also met Vanessa Redgrave, Charlize Theron, Chris Hemsworth and Helen Baxendale all really nice people.
I had a hideous encounter with the journalist Kelvin Mckenzie who I thought was the odious little toad that I’ve ever met in my life. |
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Lee Evans- Nuts but a thoroughly nice chap.
Anne Robinson - Exactly as you would imagine 
The best one though ( admittedly it was 20 years ago) was Judge Jules .
Hes my idol anyway and couldnt have been nicer |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I once had a beer with Keith Flint ,Maxxy Jazz off of Faithless and Lady Miss Keir off of DLite backstage at a festival in 1994/5.
All 3 were brilliant.
Also met Prince Nadeem Hamed at a Ritchie Woodhall v Sugar Boy Malinga fight in Telford Ice rink,he was a jumped up little prick |
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A couple I forgot on the previous post.
I did meet Gazza a couple of times when he was recuperating from his cup final injury. He stayed locally for a week or two with Paul Stewart (suppose I should put his name on the list as well) quite often saw him in the pub (who would have guessed?) and he always came over as a decent lad.
Around the same time the late Keith Harris had a night club locally and we chatted quite often, nice guy. Needless to say the club got the nickname "The Duck Club" and when he occasionally did his adult act in there with Orville it was bloody hilarious. |
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By *1bttmMan
over a year ago
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I think people forget the majority of the ones on TV that do shows etc, not actors, their whole personna is based on the general public liking them. On tv they appear like yr best friend, very likeable, funny, friendly. The sad truth is it's an act.
In reality they're quite obnoxious, full of their own self importance and very arrogant. In my various careers in hospitality I have come across loads and only 2-3 were genuinely like their performing self. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"A couple I forgot on the previous post.
I did meet Gazza a couple of times when he was recuperating from his cup final injury. He stayed locally for a week or two with Paul Stewart (suppose I should put his name on the list as well) quite often saw him in the pub (who would have guessed?) and he always came over as a decent lad.
Around the same time the late Keith Harris had a night club locally and we chatted quite often, nice guy. Needless to say the club got the nickname "The Duck Club" and when he occasionally did his adult act in there with Orville it was bloody hilarious. "
Oh, yes.
Met Alan Shearer, David Beecham, Sir Alex Ferguson, when I used to referee the England U 15’s & U16’s at Lilleshall.
Sir Alex even remarked...”My God! They’ve got Phil Mitchell running the game today, boys. You’re on your own!”. |
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Timmy Mallet - reserved, cold.
Tom Baker - warm, absolute hoot, caring, talkative.
Colin Baker - warm welcome, remembered me from online conversations
Neil Murray - approachable, talkative up to a point.
Steve Hackett - top bloke, bought me a beer.
Steve Punt - had a nice chat
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Some more
Brian Jacks - seriously in love with himself
Henry Cooper - lovely bloke
Duncan Goodhew - another lovely guy, gave me swimming tips and had an ad-hoc fun race together
Nolan Richardson (possibly not known this side of the Atlantic) - nice, had time to pose for pictures long before selfies were a thing.
Sir Bruce Liddington - twat, and told him so.
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Eddie Jones... nearly knocked him over as I stepped back from the bar at a Saints game. Didn't realise how short he was and gutted that I missed the moment worrying about spoiling my beer  really polite though as you'd find with any rugby fan and nice to see someone of stature at a game, with no entourage or special treatment and just blending in. |
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Ex England goal keeper, Joe Hart, used to play cricket with my son.
Given him loads of lifts, all over The Midlands, to games in his youth.
After he made it ‘big’, he became a snotty twat. |
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Richard Hammond - arrogant too good for anyone
Rowan Atkinson used to drink in a friends parents pub 20 off years ago - horrible
Mathew Pinsent - really nice
Princess Anne - really chatty |
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I’ve met David Beckham loads where I was previously working and he really is a lovely guy
Met Victoria too and surprisingly she is very sweet and funny .... not the aloof, surly image that is portrayed in the press at all |
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William Wales - Lovely
Harry Wales - Bit grumpy
Gillian Anderson - Lovely
Carol Decker - Lovely and very naughty sense of humour
Billie Piper - Mad as a sack full of badgers but nice
Beckham's - Odd
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Anthony Hopkins and a we even had a brew with him, he was very nice and down to Earth
Dave Coaches off Gavin and Stacey also a nice guy
Doug Scott, famous in the mountaineering world
Really nice guy and humble especially considering his achievements
LJ |
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"Anthony Hopkins and a we even had a brew with him, he was very nice and down to Earth
Dave Coaches off Gavin and Stacey also a nice guy
Doug Scott, famous in the mountaineering world
Really nice guy and humble especially considering his achievements
LJ"
Anthony Hopkins! How fabulous! |
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Prince Charles
Carl Weathers
Jesse Ventura
Henry Thomas
Lou Ferrigno
Ainsley Harriott
The Hairy Bikers
Wes Borland
Most of the Corrie cast (as it was about 6 years ago)
Joel O'Keefe (Airbourne frontman)
Thomas Turgoose (the kid from This Is England)
Phil Campbell (Motorhead)
Dustin and Lucas from Stranger Things
Rick Witter (frontman from Shed Seven)
All of the above were good to meet, Carl Weathers seemed a bit fed up of signing things for people, but I made him laugh and we did the Predator arm wrestle/handshake  |
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"Anthony Hopkins and a we even had a brew with him, he was very nice and down to Earth
Dave Coaches off Gavin and Stacey also a nice guy
Doug Scott, famous in the mountaineering world
Really nice guy and humble especially considering his achievements
LJ
Anthony Hopkins! How fabulous! "
In the valleys one wouldn't say fabulous they'd say marvellous.... But said with a Welsh accent and elongate Mar at the beginning.. Maaaar-vellous... |
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By *o_eye_deerMan
over a year ago
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Years ago I used to do a lot of work at Shepperton and Pinewood studios, met hundreds of celebs always in a work situation, rather than, a random/fan based meeting so the following might be why - generally speaking the A listers were incredibly nice and the Z listers were complete arses (there were always exceptions in both cases)
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Anthony Hopkins and a we even had a brew with him, he was very nice and down to Earth
Dave Coaches off Gavin and Stacey also a nice guy
Doug Scott, famous in the mountaineering world
Really nice guy and humble especially considering his achievements
LJ
Anthony Hopkins! How fabulous!
In the valleys one wouldn't say fabulous they'd say marvellous.... But said with a Welsh accent and elongate Mar at the beginning.. Maaaar-vellous... "
Mae hynny’n wych
LJ |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Met Lewis Hamilton, George Russell, Pierre Gasly, Daniel Ricciardo and Paul Sinha at the weekend. Admittedly all very briefly but all very friendly and nice to speak to. |
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"Dyddych chi siarrad cymraeg, chi siarrad dyppen Bach...
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Chi siarrad cymraeg dyppen bach
I come from the wrong side of the Conwy river and too close to the coast to be a fluent speaker.
In fact Holly thinks I sound more scouse than Welsh!!!
LJ |
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"Dyddych chi siarrad cymraeg, chi siarrad dyppen Bach...
Chi siarrad cymraeg dyppen bach
I come from the wrong side of the Conwy river and too close to the coast to be a fluent speaker.
In fact Holly thinks I sound more scouse than Welsh!!!
LJ"
Holly is certainly a "poeth cariad"
Being from wxm obviously we're anglicised (saesneg mochyn")... |
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"Quite a few through my job. And I can say (because this one wasn’t through my job) that Bruce Forsyth has to be one of the most arrogant and horrible people I’ve met and it can’t have been just a bad day as I’ve met him twice.
Also I know Victoria Beckham and people have her so wrong. She’s one of the nicest, funniest people I know. It’s all a total show but people
just don’t get that! "
OMG.. not Brucie.. gutted |
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"Quite a few through my job. And I can say (because this one wasn’t through my job) that Bruce Forsyth has to be one of the most arrogant and horrible people I’ve met and it can’t have been just a bad day as I’ve met him twice.
Also I know Victoria Beckham and people have her so wrong. She’s one of the nicest, funniest people I know. It’s all a total show but people
just don’t get that!
OMG.. not Brucie.. gutted"
Vic & Bob, fresh off stage when on tour after the first series of big night out. Affable enough, and a bit pissed.
Tony Banks from Genesis, miserable fucker.
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Met Chris Rock about 25years ago in the Hyatt in grand cayman and I guess it helped with me to not know who he was but we got smashed on cocktails and he just thought that I was funny for me flying all that way to get a few days on the beach. I only realised who he was when I got back and saw him in a lethal weapon film. |
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Met Keith Chegwin in the 80s....not likable off camera, serious chain smoker too... Had an assistant hold his fag while the camera was on and Cheggers would instantly take a few drags as soon as the shot was complete.... In front of the kids.
Met the Rajmata of Rajistan in the 80s too.
Princess Bint-al-Hussain was lovely (king Hussain of Jordan's daughter) |
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Kelly Holmes, really nice person in real life. She was doing an interview with a journalist, I politely interrupted her for an autograph. She obliged and had a good conversation and really pleasant with a nice demeanor. |
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Boris Becker parked right next to me in London, with this limited edition Mercedes. It was pretty cool said hello and that. I don't think he wanted to be noticed though was a quick chat!
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"Timmy Mallet - reserved, cold.
Tom Baker - warm, absolute hoot, caring, talkative.
Colin Baker - warm welcome, remembered me from online conversations
Neil Murray - approachable, talkative up to a point.
Steve Hackett - top bloke, bought me a beer.
Steve Punt - had a nice chat
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Steve Hacketts Mum used to come into my flower shop she was really proud showed me a pic of Peter Gabriel and Phil Collins at his wedding |
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"Kelly Holmes, really nice person in real life. She was doing an interview with a journalist, I politely interrupted her for an autograph. She obliged and had a good conversation and really pleasant with a nice demeanor."
Second this she was in Liverpool last year, and my running club invited her to our Sunday morning run. She turned up, plenty of selfies were taken and ran with all abilities. She actually wrote about it on her webpage, a true inspiration |
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By *isa 59Woman
over a year ago
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Dame Vera Lynn, Larry Grayson, Dame June Whitfield, Terry Scott, Martin Shaw - all very friendly and lovely people.
Lewis Collins - the most arrogant, misogynistic wanker I have ever had the misfortune to meet. |
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Julia Roberts was nice when I went all terribly British (so to speak) on her in a New York Street.
Got pissed with Harry Enfield n Kathy Burke when they filmed "Kevin & Perry" in Ibiza.
The drummer from oasis told me I had nice tits when he was drinking in a pub I worked in.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Tony knowles. And i had a cup of tea and sandwiches with him. Mark channock.very nice. Bruce Jones.met at a garden fete.maurice colbourne.met at a train station at york.jim montgomery.met at church fete in 1973 after sunderland won the FA cup. |
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over a year ago
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Had a cookery lesson with Marco Pierre White, i said the dish he cooked for me was too spicy he didn't like that lol but he was lovely.
Had a couple of socials with Jimmy White, he's great fun x |
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By *upremexMan
over a year ago
liverpool. huyton. near yewtree |
I met Donna Summer who was just so nice" she chated and signed some stuff for me and spent alot of time with a group of other people. Diana Ross was kind and pleasent and always took time out to chat. The worst was Mary Wilson.. A Supreme. I asked her to sign the book she released my life as a supreme and boy was she rude" she was one of the worst famous people i have ever met" foul mouth and bloody rude. |
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"I've met a lot of musicians and cyclists over the years. Billy Bragg and Frank Turner stand out as 2 that have a huge amount of time for their fans. Jim and Les of Carter USM are both friends of mine so I'm biased but you couldn't hope to meet a couple of nicer and surprisingly shy guys. Miles Hunt of the wonder stuff is nothing like his unapproachabLe reputation and incredibly gracious, guitarist Malc Treece on the other hand is at best aloof. The guys from Neds Atomic Dustbin are completely normal. Jim Reid of JaMC called me a cunt and told me to fuck off!
Chris Hoy is lovely as was Bradly Wiggins although he was a lot less famous when I met him. Neither come close to Mark Cavendish though
Mo Farah has a public persona that switches on the minute cameras and fans are around
Noel Edmonds is an utter, utter wanker"
I stole Frank Turner’s scarf last year. He did an after gig set at Rebellion in Mrc and I stole his scarf from around his neck. Lovely chap. |
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By *une14Man
over a year ago
bolton |
Met Julie Goodyear, really does think she is somebody and above you, didn’t like her.
Goldie was very polite.
Atomic kitten when they started out were very bubbly and great.
Westlife at the beginning were great
The Neville brothers well mannered and polite.
Niamh kavannagh was lovely
Paul scholes was very down to earth
Emlyn Hughes was lovely and chatty
Frank Carson was brilliant and really chatty
Met the above and loads more at Manchester airport. Including the queen and Prince Philip |
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I've met Princess Anne 3 times, with a couple of years gaps between them.
She remembered me and referred to things we spoke about previously. Which impressed me.
She was also in the same coat twice. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Quite a few through my job. And I can say (because this one wasn’t through my job) that Bruce Forsyth has to be one of the most arrogant and horrible people I’ve met and it can’t have been just a bad day as I’ve met him twice.
Also I know Victoria Beckham and people have her so wrong. She’s one of the nicest, funniest people I know. It’s all a total show but people just don’t get that! "
I wonder why VB does that.  |
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Billy Connolly, he was brilliant. He was more interested in us and the guitar we were buying, as we met him in a music shop in Liverpool.
Steve Joughin, he was a right laugh. At the time he could drink like a fish, funny bloke.
David Soul, I met him as he was getting on a plane to the US. He was rushed, but still had time for a quick chat.
Angelina Jolie, was a bit pissed off with us. As she had been waiting for something out of the hold, we took our time apparently.
Sarah Ferguson, we were taking her baggage to her on the ramp. She was very friendly, took the mick out of one of the guys as he had his ear defenders on his head. She claimed he resembled Mickey mouse. |
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Met and became friends for a while KENNY BAKER he was the original R 2 D 2 in star wars. He and his wife used to have a touring caravan on a site in hayling island. What a really great guy so friendly. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Seemed to run into Marlon Dingle a bit, years ago, because he lived in my town for a while. He seemed pretty down to earth.
Spoke to a guy called Matt pike at a gig years ago. Most people won't know him, but he's a very influential person in the stoner doom metal scene, being a founding member of two really influencial bands. It was great to sit and talk to him for ten minutes, really easygoing guy |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I worked at a huge chain hotel for years and met some nice and not so nice famous people.
The loveliest was John Lydon. What a thoroughly excellent chap. "
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his name keeps coming up on a few different threads as a really nice guy |
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