JFK - I was a kid and shook his hand, he was on a campaign tour I suppose.
It's not like we had lunch or something, but we met.

A sat next to Art Linkletter on a plane. We spoke a bit - he seemed nice.

Joan Jett

Vincent Price....talked to him at length on his break, when rehearsing for a play at the Opera House, and shook his hand. He was quite handsome and charming, even at old age. I so loved his voice. Just like in the movies and he was so kind.

I also went to see Sonny and Cher one time and that was really something. I have also seen the Beach Boys.

Anne Rice (author)
Tiny Tim (musician)
Aaron Tippin, John Anderson, Winona Judd, and Alan Jackson (country singers)
"Gordon" from Sesame Street lol

Maya Angelou ? Stevie Wonder ? Nancy Pelosi ? Rosa Parks ?

Rush Limbaugh, Richard Petty, Dale Earnhardt, Donald Trump, Walter Matthau, Burt Reynolds, Joe Namath, Sonny Jurgensen, Mickey Mantle, Ted Williams, Marty Caiden.....and a bunch more. Helps to work on airplanes

I’m just a dork from the sticks so my idea of famous is different than others. So, for me it’s definitely Deadpool.

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Did have a notable lunch with The Punisher once though.

I did meet one of the Apollo 14 astronauts, Ed Mitchell.

Pope John Paul (a true rarity since he was only Pope for a month), Ron Howard, Sly Stone, Ronald Reagan, Gene Cernan, Sammy Davis Jr. have all met me.

Alan Shepard, Bill Clinton, Ann Richards, Jimmy Carter, Yo Yo Ma, Van Cliburn and King Isa bin Salman al Khalifa

kevin bacon lol

I would name them but you wouldn’t know them because they are Iranians……

Uh!! Also in 1978 when I was a student in Cambridge, due to lack of free chairs, I shared a table in a café with Octavio Paz… I didn’t know him them… he gave me his cart …. Then later I realized what a great writer he was…

Boy george 😁

Exchanged a few words with the late Prince Phillip,also former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.

Robin Williams.

Dickie Betts.

Rodger Penkse.. a billionaire.

And Tony Fargus

Tie between John Travolta and Colin Farrell

Ronald McDonald

Alice cooper or meatloaf

Jimmy buffett twice

Lots from Trump, to Clapton. But the one that impressed me the most was Larry Homes shortly after winning the WBC championship by beating Ken Norton in mid 1978. Nice guy. We chatted for over an hour on a plane to Honolulu.

One half of The KLF.

I mowed the lawn of his mum.

JImmy Carter

T Boone Pickens, Lots of country music acts (Brooks and Dunn, George Straight, etc when my husband's company wanted to book entertainment for the company Christmas Party (they pinned it on me) ...I tried to find who was going to be close by just before or after another gig. It was easy money and a free night and food in the hotel. Most were very nice . They always laughed at me because I would bring my cowboy boots . I kicked off my heels and put my boots on to dance to their music.

Chris Farley and Jane seymour

Several equally famous or not so famous.
Ludacris was buying condoms in line at grocery store in front of me.
NBA Basketball player Matambo (many times) used to come to my job.

Saw Ice Cube walking next to me.
Saw Flava Flav at the mall and again at the airport few years later.

Solange ( Beyonce's sister and her whole family several times)

George W. Bush I worked at a relatively small fundraiser he had back in the day. I used to work at catering on weekends.

Catered a party for Lyle Lovett.


Theres a few more but I can't remember anymore because I don't care about celebrity.

The only one I can say that I spoke with was the NBA player because I saw him so frequently.

I've got all of you beat - I meet Donald Duck at Disneyland.

Akon, actually got to hang out with him, very nice man

Dick Clark or Andy Griffith, I guess, although I didn't have any long conversation with them or anything. Didn't with most of the fairly famous people I've met, really. Not even with Stephen King, sadly. He was not especially impressed when I said "that's a Welsh corgi, isn't it?" 😬

When I was in high school, I was in a play with a guy named Bennett Cohen....who went on to be "Ben" of "Ben and Jerry's" Ice Cream.

Dale Earnhardt,along with Mark Martin and Rusty Wallace,shook their hands and got Dale to sign my hat. :)

Harland Williams from something about Mary, he was funny and first actor I ever met.

A lot of astronauts, Jimmy Carter, Nolan Ryan

The late Dr. Norman Shumway, who was the "father" of Stanford University School of Medicine and Medical Center's cardio-thoracic surgery and their whole cardiac unit itself. He was a fairly well-known transplant surgeon. I was 15 at the time and wanted to be a doctor. So it was huge for me back then.

Charles Dance asked me for directions when I was working on a film set. Though I don't think that counts since I had no idea who he was at the time and the movie sucked.

I haven’t really met any famous people. I’ve had dinner with Joe Biden just because we have the same hometown and he was friends with some family.

Arlen Specter, former Senator of PA.

My ex-girlfriends brother worked for him, and I met him once.

Nice guy, very friendly and personable.

Muhammed Ali. I didn't "meet him" but I got to see him in close proximity so that was pretty cool

The bass player from Aerosmith made eye contact with me from the stage.

President George W. Bush, Tom Watson (golfer), and many more.

I’ve see many...one is a friend, but she is not a superstar.

Dan Quayle when he was Vice President

{thestranger] frank carson at blackpool north station

Rusty Wallace - NASCAR driver.

Tony Stewart too..

Sylvester Stallone !

Jeremy Corbyn

😂

@John Olinger

Not sure. Al Pacino? Robert Plant? Depends on who you ask, I guess.

Hulk Hogan,Scott Hall,Kevin Nash,Brock Lesnar,Paul White aka Big Show also talked to members of the bands Korn and Powerman 5000

The two most famous probably were Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton.
The most memorable:
Paul Harvey
Dr Norman Vincent Peale
Zig Ziglar