Public Figures I've Met

He was the producer of a film I starred in, An Equal Opportunity. He's a real card, a real no-nonsense straight talker.

We went to high school together. She's incredibly sweet and funny.

He was the director of Morris: Equal Opportunity. A real nice guy, very considerate of us and the crew. Something of a perfectionist.

I spotted him and his mother looming around the Brookstone of a Park Meadows mall. (Pre- Suicide Forest.)

I dropped by his booth during the last day of Denver Comic Con 2018. He autographed one of my Bone Books and even left an illustration behind. He was very nice, reminiscent of Mark Rylance from Ready Player One. I could tell he was a little old, but it looked like he was so happy to be there.

He had a booth set up a DCC 2018. On the second day I had him sign my copy of Punching Zoo, (a classic in his eyes.) Not only did he autograph one page, but he personalized two other pages of the book.

When I was in New York for a school theatre trip, we attended a workshop held by Astrid. We quickly became her favorite kids, more so when we told her we were seeing Come From Away that same night. She remarked "Okay, so I only have to be good tonight."

I happened across his stand at Denver Comic Con, he was selling some illustrations for five dollars a piece. We shook hands and I walked away with two autographed purchasers. He was such a cool guy, seemed very humble.

On the second night of my New York trip we went to the Lyceum Theatre for a performance of The Play That Goes Wrong. Before the show began, the actors went out into the audience to interact with the audience members. Mark Evans popped up in the nosebleeds we were sitting in and asked us (in character) about our thoughts about acting. To which my friend remarks "Oh, I hate actors." The look of shock on Mark's face was amazing. I'll never forgot the words said as he left. "You can never be great actors if you don't aspire to be the best."- Chris

A friend of mine recognized him from his role on Supernatural. She went on to ask him what it was like for him to film the Hillywood Ghostbusters parody. He was equal parts funny and incredibly sweet. Seemed like a cool guy to talk to.

I had the honor of talking to this guy at Colorado Springs Comic-Con. He regaled me with facts about his role in Who Framed Roger Rabbit and his experience working on the film. He was such a nice man. I'll probably treasure our little conversation forever.

My brother and I got to have a small talk with him at CSCC (Colorado Springs Comic-Con), he seemed like a nice guy.

I dropped by his table at Colorado Springs Comic Con. He may very well be the first celebrity I've gotten a picture with. Hopefully won't be the last.

This is my cousin, she's alright I guess.

Hannah's younger sister, we were in Theatre Three together, she's very nice.

Not only did we go to high school together, we also acted alongside one another in several high school plays. The Drowsy Chaperone, The Matchmaker, and Murder At the Malt Shop. She is such a great person. Very talented and funny.

This guy's a dick

I met him today at Denver Pop Culture Con and asked him about his experience working on Over the Garden Wall. At first he had no idea what I was talking about, but eventually he acknowledged that he hadn't yet seen it. And that he would have to see it some time. Really nice guy overall.

While I was at DPCC this year, I waited in line with my friend for his autograph because she loved him on Supernatural. He was super nice from what I saw.

Met him at Denver Fan Expo with a friend of mine. He was nothing but electric and kindhearted the entire time we waited in line. Genuinely such a cool dude.