Well, as a young musician back in the 70's, I had to spend a day at the TV studio for publicity photos with Debbie Reynolds, George Burns & the cast of "Green Acres."
I was a very shy 15-year-old & before the photo with Ms. Reynolds, she grabbed my arm, put it around her & said, "You NEVER stand next to a beautiful woman without touching her!"
Then, before the photos with the Green Acres cast, I wandered around the studio & saw that huge pig. I've always loved animals & preferred their company to people, so I sat on the floor & played with him for almost an hour before the photographer came in & said, "Hey..we've been looking for you for an hour...time is very expensive around here."
When I was 19, I drove to Las Vegas with friends. We arrived at 2am & were strolling in the Ceasar's Palace casino. I saw Lorne Greene & George Burns chatting in front of the slot machines. I said, "Hi." Just then, two young girls walked up to them & one of them said, "Ooooh George, you're so sexy." George smiled, then Lorne said, "Hey...what about me?" They just looked at him & shrugged. Then Lorne said to me, "Well...some got it & some don't."
My family was having brunch at a swanky hotel. I recognized a Red Rolls Royce parked in front. My neice was 9 yrs old at the time & she was a big fan of Mr. T; she never missed "The A Team." He was sitting out on the patio area. I told her not to bother him but she really wanted to meet him. He was really nice; he chatted with her for 15 minutes & autographed a napkin for her. She was really thrilled.
Around '78 when "Starsky & Hutch" was a very popular show, my date & I were having dinner in a rather cheap coffee shop. David Soul walked in, wearing the same clothes he wore on the show - that short brown jacket & faded jeans. My date really liked him & she just had to have an autograph. He was nice - he wrote on a napkin, "Much joy, Andrea."
Around '83, I stopped at a health food store on my lunch break. I recognized Dennis Weaver parked next to me, having his lunch. He was sorta slumped down in the driver's seat, probably hoping he wouldn't be recognized. Two teenage girls recognized him anyway & started screeching & giggling. He looked annoyed & handed them a pre-autographed piece of paper. After they were through gushing, they walked away & he looked at me & started laughing. I said, "You think you can just sit there snacking & girls won't bother you?" He said, "I shoulda known better."