Have you ever met a famous person?

Yes. I've met Roger Clemens, Allan Houston, Marcus Camby, Stephen Baldwin, James Cromwell, Chris Rock & Al Sharpton. Al Sharpton was the 1st famous person I ever met, way back in 1996. All of the famous people I've met were nice and / or cordial EXCEPT for Chris Rock, who was a complete As$ Hat.

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I talk to Ray Bradbury for 15 minutes at a World Con Party.

I had a Dinner with the Famous Geo Chemist Clair Cameron Patterson in the late 1980's.

He is the man who lead the fight to remove Lead from Gas in the 1960's and 1970's.

Well, I've never MET a famous person per se, but I did once see Debbie from Debbie's Little Dishes eating at Taco Bell.

Met Youtubers.

Ran into Mel Gibson in an elevator in Victoria BC when he was filming Bird On A Wire. He's much shorter than I imagined, but a really nice guy, very friendly.

I also met Kevin Spacey in a clothing store (Edinburgh Tartan Shop, no longer around) in Victoria BC about 8 years ago. I introduced myself and we ended up talking about salmon fishing. The kind of guy you'd want at a party, I could feel his charisma immediately. He's one of my favorite actors, so I'll remember that forever.

Lastly, I met Brian Bosworth in a coffee shop when he did The Operative (again, filmed in Victoria BC - we get a lot of movies shot here). The man was a pretentious, belligerent dick and I'm glad his career died. Saw him yell at a teen girl who asked him for an autograph, told her to f*** off. Yo, Boz, a simple "no" would suffice.

in 1962 I met Elvis .. I was delivering car parts and the pick up truck I was driving had a flat tire . I was on the side of the road in Tennessee and it was getting dark . a car pulled over behind me ( a big black Cadillac ) the driver came out of the car and asked if I needed anything .I asked him if he could just turn his headlights on high so I could see what I was doing .. he did .. when I was finished with the tire I walked back to the car and told the guy thanks .. the backseat window opened and there sat Elvis . we talked for a few seconds and Elvis asked me to stop at the store just up the road .. I did and he bought me a cup of coffee and a slice of pie .. we talked for about 30 minutes then people kept coming up to the table asking for his autograph .. he signed a few then told me he had to go .. I could see he just wanted to be a normal guy having a cup of coffee talking to friends . but he couldn't have that anymore .. I though being rich and famous was the best of everything until that day .. now I think rich and famous might be the loneliest people on this planet .

Muhammad Ali, Don Cheadle, LL Cool J, Isaac Hayes

Taylor Swift

Yes, I've met Gordon Ramsay at a restaurant right outside our house, and I met Michael Jackson right outside our train station.

Do family members count? My Grandfather was/is a politician. Not famous publicly, but famous in his area of expertise.He's no Dennis Rodman, but it's the best I have to offer.