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Day 1
After I arrived and had checked into my hostel I decided to go for a walk down Broadway and around Times Square. As it was almost 10:00 I thought maybe I would try getting an autograph so I began looking at the Broadway marquees for someone I'd like to meet. I came across La Cage aux Folles starring Kelsey Grammer and Douglas Hodge. They were just setting up the barrier on the sidewalk so I stood there and waited, after a few minutes people began coming out of the theatre doors and some waited with me by the gates. I kept trying to think back to what I had read about Kelsey Grammer's signing habits but couldn't remember whether he was usually friendly or not but was hoping for the best. First a few of the minor actors came out and soon after so did Kelsey and I was pleasantly surprised and impressed by his demeanor. Very friendly, chatting with people, signing anything people wanted him to, and posing for photos he stood outside for at least 20 minutes and it was very cold too. When he got to me he signed my piece of photo paper and posed for a picture but unfortunately my camera wasn't working properly, surprisingly he told me that when I got it working to call him and he would come back so I could get a photo which he did. Douglas Hodge also came out and signed my paper and can also be seen in the photo. As I was leaving I heard a voice I recognized and looked over and saw Veanne Cox, I knew her and recognized her from the episode of Seinfeld in which she played Elaine's coworker and Kramer's girlfriend Toby who heckles Jerry so he goes to her office to heckle her she has also been in a number of TV shows and Broadway productions. I stopped and asked her to sign the paper as well and took a photo with her. We walked and chatted for about 5 minutes and when we parted ways she gave me a hug goodbye.
Kelsey Grammer signing autographs and posing for pictures
Me with Kelsey Grammer
Me with Veanne Cox
Autographs of Kelsey Grammer, Douglas Hodge, and Veanne Cox
Day 2
I woke up early and headed to the Today Show. While I was waiting for the show to start Mr. 6, the Six Flags guy arrived along with a new advertising character Little 6. I asked one of the people with him if he was the real one from TV and they said yes, he is the guy. I got my picture with them and got an autograph as well. When we were let in, Al Roker quickly came around and I got to shake his hand but I wasn`t prepared so I didn`t get an autograph. I did however get Meredith Vieira to sign a piece of photo paper for me and she posed for a picture. Aaron Kelly from American Idol was one of the guests and he also signed a piece of photo paper for me.
with Mr. 6 and Little 6
Mr. 6's autograph
Meredith Vieira Greeting Fans
Me With Meredith
Meredith's Autograph
Aaron Kelly Greeting Fans
Aaron's Autograph
Afterwards I went to NBC Studios and was approached by someone asking if I would be interested in being part of a small group that Jimmy Fallon could test his monologue for that night's show. A very neat experience.
I was really kicking myself at the end of the day because I also had missed 2 great opportunities for autographs. I went to take a picture of the Ed Sullivan Theatre where David Letterman shoots his show; after I did I went into the Hello Deli next door and was actually served by Rupert Jee who makes occasional appearances on Letterman. Just as I was walking out I turned and looked down the street, as I was looking in the other direction, I completely missed David letterman getting out of his vehicle and walking into the office part of the theatre. I saw him as I turned around but it was too late. That night I also went and stood outside the stage door of A Little Night Music hoping for an autograph. There was another bomb scare in Times Square and so the security told us the stars would be leaving from another exit. I walked up the street a bit and looked at the commotion in Times Square. Again I had my back turned at the wrong moment, I heard someone come out of the theatre and say, “That was a Great Showâ€, I turned around in time to see that it was Bette Midler who had said it but she was already getting into her car.
Day 3
The next day was another early morning as I was going to see Good Morning America. Spike Lee was a guest so I got to see him but he wasn’t signing autographs. After the show, you could line up to get your picture with Robin Roberts and George Stephanopoulos which I did. As there was a long line I didn’t ask for an autograph. After I left GMA I walked down Broadway then back up again, as I was walking past the GMA studios again I saw through the window Dara Torres, the Olympic swimmer was just wrapping up an interview. I stood by the door and when she came out she signed a piece of photo paper for me.
Spike Lee at Good Morning America
Me with Robin and George
Dara Torres' Autograph
Day 3 Continued in Next Post.
