I wonder why actors do it, then they don't want to be recognized in public?

@Lilymoon Not always worth no privacy.

@SW-User I totally support people;s right to privacy etc. I would not bother an actor, but many just are star struck and want to say hello. It is not like seeing your doctor in the street.

@CathyUK In a restaurant some will not approach you but they sit and stare.

@ScarletWitch I understand that, but they must realise that is going to happen

@CathyUK some are born into fame. Not everyone wants to be in the magazine. So and so was caught wearing this and this at such and such with So and So!???

@ScarletWitch Yes professional celebs who need fame to keep their business going and all that.

@LiteralElite Yes I reckon that is so.

@bijouxbroussard I totally understand that. When out and about though it is not realistic to expect nobody to want to say hello. That is why I said it is conflicted.

@CathyUK I imagine if all fans were respectful in their approach actors (and other celebrities) would be less apprehensive about dealing with the public.

@CathyUK Knowing it and [b]liking[/b] it are two different things.A lot of performers give interviews and even “meet & greets” to attempt to satisfy the curiosity of their fans, on their own terms.

@bijouxbroussard I know and charge for autographs. They want to be the center of attention and turn it off and on to suit but the world is not like that.

@CathyUK I just noticed I’ve replied to this before. Successful celebrities often have the means to make their world exactly like that. At least in terms of aggressive fans.