Who are the nicest /rudest celebs you have met?

[BrianL]

The Doobie Bros were as mellow and fun as you might think

The Doobie Brothers mellow? Heh, of course! A few years ago I had to explain to my mother of all people that they weren't actually brothers.

 

[MickeysMommy]

Lee Brice is an absolute doll but I might be a little biased as we got engaged onstage at one of his concerts. We've met him multiple times and he's just a southern gentleman

Just recently met Siegfried from Siegfried and Roy and he was so sweet.

My mother had a movie filmed at her house - Don Johnson and Michael Hall (Dexter) are complete jerks. There is a better description for them but I can't say it here

 

[Klayfish]

I'm not really into celebrity thing, but when I was in college in the 90's, I worked at Ruths' Chris Steakhouse in downtown Philly. Would get some celebrities and a TON of professional athletes. No movie/TV person I met really stuck out to me either way, but sports people...

Hockey players were the nicest by far...for the most part. Eric Lindros was a (insert term here), but I wouldn't tell it to his face, he was a big dude. Baseball players were next on the list, most were good guys. Football players were generally pretty cool. Basketball players were a mixed bag...many were jerks, some were OK.

 

[Erzengel]

I met Anna Kendrick at her book signing. She was very nice even though you only got a few seconds with her. Hugged everyone who was there and took pictures.

 

[luvsJack]

Triple H is very nice. He is the only famous person I have ever encountered, that I know of lol

I have always wanted to meet Triple H and Stephanie. John Cena, Seth Rollins, Daniel Bryan, Roman Reigns and the Usos are all really nice. Randy Orton and Brock Lesnar are not. I wold have thought they were all just playing into their persona but ds and some of his friends have met them and been in wrestling shows with them. The Usos and Roman are probably some of the best guys to work with they say.

 

[Planogirl]

I have always wanted to meet Triple H and Stephanie. John Cena, Seth Rollins, Daniel Bryan, Roman Reigns and the Usos are all really nice. Randy Orton and Brock Lesnar are not. I wold have thought they were all just playing into their persona but ds and some of his friends have met them and been in wrestling shows with them. The Usos and Roman are probably some of the best guys to work with they say.

Roman Reigns.

 

[AllisonK]

I've been pretty lucky and have never encountered anyone rude. The nicest by far was Sara Bareilles. I met her last fall at her book signing and despite only having a few seconds she dressed everyone by name and had a short conversation, and stayed to sign until the last person left. I met Diana DeGarmo and Ace Young from American Idol after a performance of Hair on Broadway back when I was in college and they were super sweet, as were Lance Bass and Joey Fatone from N'Sync after other Broadway shows. Also very pleasant after Broadway and off-Broadway shows were Lauren Grahamn from Gilmore Girls, Bob Saget from Full House, Rumer Willis (Bruce Willis and Demi Moore's daughter) and Stacy London from What Not to Wear (I also met Clinton Kelly at a book signing a few years later and he was great, too).

 

[goofinoff]

Nicest....June Pointer from the Pointer Sisters. So sweet.
Rudest....believe it or not, Barbara Bush.

 

[Sabeking]

John Travolta...very nice!
Meat Loaf...bitter!

 

[Squirlz]

I've heard in NASCAR, the drivers are told that they will show up after races, sign autographs, and treat fans well. I don't know if it's necessarily faked, but at the very least team sponsors make sure that the drivers don't give them a bad image.

It's really sad how NASCAR has cultivated that cult of personality. The drivers can't do anything in public without being mobbed. They sign autographs through a fence. I follow sport car racing where the fans are respectful and the drivers are accessible.

We were at a Pirelli World Challenge race at Road America a couple years ago. They had a Nationwide series NASCAR race there also that weekend. We stopped by to see our friends at Cadillac Racing and had some coffee with our friend four time series champion and four time LeMans winner Johnny O'Connell. Then we went over to check out the Nationwide paddock. They were all fenced in and they wanted $70 to get in. And NOBODY was paying it! And these were the B-class NASCAR drivers. Poor guys were probably wishing they could have the laid back fan interaction that the sport car drivers experience.

 

[jt'smom]

A million years ago, I met Brooke Shields, back in the "Blue Lagoon" days, and she was very nice. Kind of spacey, but sweet and talkative.

 

[tinatark]

During our last trip to Vegas, my dh met "Winston" from New Girl tv show - he was VERY nice. That same trip, we saw Kathy Griffin. Rudest person you could imagine for a not-even-C-list celebrity! Usher was staying at our hotel - but when we saw him he was surrounded by security.

Jack Scalia - starred in a movie filmed at my office. Nice.

I will have VIP tickets at a celebrity golf tournament this weekend. Many big names - I can't wait to meet them!
Marcus Allen, Reggie Jackson, Lee Janzen, Alfonso Riberio, Michael Waltrip, Brian Urlacher and many more coming!!

 

[roliepolieoliefan]

Michael Strahan
We went to see GMA when we were in NYC last November
We yelled to him and took my phone and took a selfie with my mom, daughter and myself. Very sweet
DS was mad when he seen the pic
He elected not to come with us and sleep in at the hotel

 

[AustinTink]

Nicest- Will Ferrell. Met him at a charity event, super nice, funny but not over the top outrageous like his characters. His wife was very nice also, but quiet, not nearly as outgoing as him.
Nicest- Ed Robertson, lead singer of Bare Naked Ladies. Had dinner with him at an event. About as low key as they come. Very sweet, talked about his family a lot.
Rudest celeb- Henry Rollins. Sat next to him at an airport. Asked for an autograph, since my husband liked his "music" back in the day. Guess he was having a bad day, cuz he tore right into me. I never asked for another autograph again.

 

[AustinTink]

I passed Andrew McCarthy walking down a street. It was sort of at the height of his fame in the 80's and he saw me look at him and got kind of a deer in the headlights look that I might recognize him. But I played it cool and he physically relaxed and kept walking lol.

Oh man! I would not have been able to play it cool if I ran into Andrew McCarthy in the 80's. He was my #1 crush! I had his posters on my walls.

 

[AustinTink]

Nicest, a definite tie. We met Steve Buscemi in WDW at the GF when Armageddon came out.

I'll always have a soft spot in my heart for Steve Buscemi. I interviewed when he was doing press for Reservoir Dogs. It was my very first interview as a fledgling newspaper reporter. I was SO nervous and he was so kind and really made me feel at ease. I still have the article boxed up around here somewhere.

 

[ten6mom]

I attended a planned/paid for meet and greet with Kevin Richardson of the Backstreet Boys. He gives great hugs! And I think he is probably nice even when it's not a planned event. I might be biased because he is a huge crush of mine.

Danny White (formerly of ASU and the Dallas Cowboys, at the time the coach for the Arizona Rattlers) was at a hotel I worked at in college. I almost fainted and got his autograph for my mom. He was nice too.

 

[luvsJack]

Roman Reigns.

Yeeeessss, my thoughts exactly!!!

 

[Dznypal]

I have 4 all very nice

the first one was back in the day and Im really dating myself here but it was Bobby Sherman--he was doing a guest DJ at at radio station in Milwaukee--super super nice

then there was Henry "Fonz" Winkler also very nice and signed autographs for all those that wanted them

then there was Lucie Arnaz--she was doing a play and the theatre had an open house so we went and just ran into her--the thing I remember most about the meeting was she was chewing on some pretty strong grape gum

last but not least is Peter Noone of Hermans Hermits--he does autographs after every show and doenst leave until every one in line gets one--he also has something interesting and funny to say hes always there for hes fans and still puts on a fanstatic show

 

[tinatark]

Another thing... when we have seen celebs in real life... it's like when we have seen bears out and about (we live in the Smoky Mountains, so it happens during the Summer)... we kind of look, like "whaaattt?" then we realize who it is we are seeing!