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My Night with the Brightest Stars on Earth
An unannounced Sir Michael, a goddess in the Leicester Square lights, and one very lucky work trip. There are only a handful of reasons I'd travel overseas. Number one is work, and I probably don't need to explain that. Number two is family, especially for weddings or other special occasions. And number three is movie premieres.
Hanging Out with the Sunny Philly Gang
A Hall H homecoming for the gang — and one fan's proof that Paddy's Pub fandom is anything but niche. People always get weirded out when I say that It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is my comfort show. They probably expected me to say either Friends, How I Met Your Mother, or Seinfeld, and I like those shows too, but “Sunny” will always be my favorite. No show is like it anywhere else on TV.
One Memorabilia Collection to Rule Them All
A decade of hounding, a gift he never expected, and a rainy-day find — one collector's whole trilogy. Sometimes, as a memorabilia collector, you just have to know when to let fate lead the way.
My Glorious Meeting with The Inglourious Basterds
Basterds, Brangelina, and one poster signed by the whole ensemble — minus the man of the hour. There are very few movies that I actually consider a true ensemble. Even films touted as having “all-star casts” don't always do it for me.
The Day I Died Hard and was Born Anew
A friend's mission, a Red 2 carpet, and the Die Hard poster that started a second life. Ever had a moment when a switch flipped inside you, and you realized that your life will no longer be the same? I did. It was when I met Bruce Willis, and he signed my Die Hard movie poster.
Venturing into My Favorite Director's New World
December 2009, before the world knew — one poster signed by all of Pandora. James Cameron really knocked it out of the park with Avatar. I always love it when a writer-director creates worlds instead of simply adapting them for the screen.
My Moment with the Returned High King
One rare Oscars night, one gray-haired king, and the autograph that nearly brought a Tolkien nerd to his knees. I've met many celebrities and asked for their autographs for years, but one that I'll always go back to is Viggo Mortensen
The Slickest Gangsters Movie Ever Made
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The Slickest Gangster Movie Ever Made
Thirty years on, Ace and his director hold court ...
The Good Hunt that Started it All
One night in New York, two surprise Southie accents, and the poster that started a hound's career. I find it sad that they don't make movies like Good Will Hunting anymore. I'm not saying the films today are worse or anything like that. In fact, I find many of them very compelling and entertaining.
In My Element with The Biggest Celebrities
A decade-long chase across LA premieres and New York galas for the most stacked cult cast of the 90s. Do people realize how jam-packed the cast of The Fifth Element is? The leads alone include Bruce Willis, Milla Jovovich, Gary Oldman, and Chris Tucker.
A Cinematic Perfection Called The Princess Bride
Twenty-five years of true love and high adventure, signed by nearly everyone who made it. The Princess Bride is the perfect movie. It has everything you'd ever ask for in a film—romance, adventure, comedy, and more.
The Magic of La La Land
From the Village Theatre to Oscar night — five signatures for the musical that almost won it all. I hate that most people remember La La Land due to the notorious announcement mistake at the Oscars.
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